Why weekend looks so short?
By LillyWriter
@lillywriter (1143)
Lithuania
December 14, 2019 2:26pm CST
Good evening!
As always, I was waiting for the weekend, for the rime when I could sit calmly and enjoy reading books, drinking hot coffee with freshly baked cake. I always bake a cake at the weekend because my kids visit us. They both live near us, in the city, and we just a few km behind the city, on a newly created suburb areas similar to the village.
When the weekend comes, it looks I have so much time to do this and that... And look, one day already is gone. It looks like time disappeared again.
Why the weekend looks so short?
Photo credit: mine
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@lillywriter (1143)
• Lithuania
16 Dec 19
Maybe it's all in our minds? We just want more rest, more time without responsibilities.
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@lillywriter (1143)
• Lithuania
16 Dec 19
Maybe I just became a bit lazy before Christmas and want more rest.
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@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
14 Dec 19
I wish I had the answer but when you are having fun time flies.
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@lillywriter (1143)
• Lithuania
16 Dec 19
Yes, work time is slowly passing by and a fun time is flying too fast.
@LindaOHio (181717)
• United States
14 Dec 19
It's because you look forward to it so much and want to get so much done. Now that I'm retired, every day is a weekend.
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@lillywriter (1143)
• Lithuania
16 Dec 19
I can imagine, when you do not need to work anymore, all days are similar; as you said, every day is a weekend.
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