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Friday!
posted by Emma on November 12, 2010 08:46 AM
No matter how long you work for yourself; no matter how the traditional working hours, evenings and weekends merge into one another, I always like Fridays. Because it's the end of the week! Er, even if I will do 8 hours at least on both weekend days.
And I'm feeling remarkably light-hearted on this particular Friday. Perhaps it is mania. That is a definite possibility. Perhaps it is a great boredom with thinking about all the crap that's gone on, and just wanting to be happy instead. Also true. Perhaps it is because so many silver linings have appeared in this week, and I've had so many conversations with kind, thoughtful and generous people, that it's restored my faith in human kindness and serendipity.
I hope that over the coming days, weeks and months we'll have lots of good things to share with you here. I think things are on the way up. But for today: hey! It's Friday! Tell me Fridayish things.
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Friday is the one day I go out to work, deliver two lectures and three tutorials, drive over 100 miles, and do the weekly shop on the way home. Can't...speak...now...need...wine. If you were to talk about Saturdays, now, there's a day worth aiming at. And yes, Em, you do deserve a bit of fun.
Posted by: Paula on November 12, 2010 06:30 PM
Imagine the tune from the A-Team. Now sing "Fri-i-i- day night, Prosecco Night"...that's our house on a Friday and it's a tradition I thoroughly recommend. No matter how crappy a week you have had, you can't feel miserable if you have a glass of Prosecco and since its barely more than the cost of a bottle of sauvignon blanc, you needn't feel guilty either! Of course you could adopt the approach of a waitress we once explained this to, when ordering said bottle, who said "Every night is Prosecco night in MY house."
Take a bit of time for you, Em. It's important to keep that habit.
Posted by: Judith A-W on November 13, 2010 06:02 PM
Alas, and now it's Sunday... :(
Posted by: WayneSimmons on November 14, 2010 09:57 AM
Well friday passed, i went to work, got home and had that weekend feeling, great day!
Posted by: Jordan on November 18, 2010 05:15 PM
Please can you contact me thank you Jane
Posted by: Jane Jjonson on December 10, 2010 10:14 AM
Friday is one of peaceful day for every one peoples because its a weekend. its nice entertainment post and i likes your information. thanks for your sharing.
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