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for me it is the time when i set my alarm clock for Monday, so i put that off for as long as possible.

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NOOLigan wrote: for me it is the time when i set my alarm clock for Monday, so i put that off for as long as possible.

i'm the same Monday's is a pain in the a** if your 6-2

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All days are the same.

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Comrade Shampanyov, Gentleman wrote: All days are the same.

that sounds a little bleak.... is it meant to be?

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The weekend ends when I arrive at work Monday morning... after a commute.

I live in denial about the weekend as long as possible. :laugh:

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NOOLigan wrote: for me it is the time when i set my alarm clock for Monday, so i put that off for as long as possible.

I totally agree with Ron. flicking the alarm clock to on for monday morning is the suckiest thing ever in life

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Shed Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Gentleman wrote: All days are the same.

that sounds a little bleak.... is it meant to be?

:lol:

I don't actually have "weekends," because I spend every day working on something. On the other hand, I set my own hours, do as I please...

I think it would probably be better for me if I set aside a "weekend." I haven't had the funds for a weekend to make any difference in my week, but perhaps I'll do that now**... :nod:

** Looks like the writing gig may happen. :thumb:

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I havent lived my life by Monday-Friday,weekend off for years. Work doesnt allow it.

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Never get weekends off, so i don't really have much care for the weekend

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usually when the alarm kicks off Monday morning...not a pleasant thought....the weekend is like a good vacation-too fuckin' short.

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i usually have to plan for my monday classes on sunday night, so i suppose my weekends end around 7 pm sunday eve.

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I'vad to work all weekend proper (starting Thursday and continuing through today) so whenever five o'clock rolls around today and I have the next two days off, that's when my weekend will begin :nod:

Unless they need me to come in Monday or Tuesday for some reason :uhoh:

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The weekend is over once i've got to get up on a Monday morn. I'm fine once i'm up and out. One of the best things about the weekend is lying in. Love my bed :sleep:

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Well...I'm the closing manager this weekend...

and next weekend I'm on a plane to New Orleans...

and I'll probably be working the next weekend...

erm...guess I don't do weekeds

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very very soon now. my alarm should go off in about an hour or so.

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NOOLigan wrote: very very soon now. my alarm should go off in about an hour or so.

you are typing in your sleep then?

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Alan Titchmarsh wrote:

NOOLigan wrote: very very soon now. my alarm should go off in about an hour or so.

you are typing in your sleep then?

i currently still wake up a few times a night. if i wake up around 5 am, i figure i might as well get up. so here i am nooling and watching a dvd.

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Since I have to cut my hair once a week, and have a fresh haircut by Monday, I cut it Sunday evening. . .that's my reminder that the weekend is over.

JHC

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The weekend ends for me, when I set my alarm on Sunday night and go to bed.

Psy

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It never really does for me; once Monday rolls around, I don't try to knock myself out at work anymore, the work will eventually get done. Sometimes I let others feel the strain of trying to get all of our stuff out on time, while I'm looking into some problem, but it's good practice for them when I'm on vacation.

Off by 1:30 pm on Tuesdays & Fridays, and 10:30 am on Wednesdays........I have nothing to complain about.

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seems to end for me Sunday morning, as the only times i really have any fun are Friday and Saturday nights...

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