Isn't it funny that days of the week all have different meanings? Monday is manic, Tuesday is the glorious first day of the week after a long weekend, Wednesday is hump day, Thursday is the VIP premier of the weekend, Friday is fun-day, Saturday is anything day, and Sunday is lazy/get stuff done day. I find that when you label days, you are putting yourself in a position to develop a pattern. This can be good or bad. If Friday is your fun-day, and you work hard all week in order for some play.. then it can be a motivator. But, if you are in college or working and have an easy week, Friday still has the expectation of being a crazy wild night. I have found this, in research, exhausting. Not only do I go out only because I feel like I have to, but I also in turn am way less productive when I need to be (the next day). Tonight, I decided to stay in. Not because I had nothing else to do, but because right now it's my preferred way of "partying hard" after a long week. I am watching Sex and the City [The Movie], eating Cinnamon Toast Crunch, and thinking about everything I'm going to do tomorrow. I feel pretty good. This movie always puts me in a Christmas-y holiday mood. It's such a long movie that I start watching it at 7pm and I wake up the next day, 12 hours later, still feeling in the Holiday Spirit. I also love the soundtrack to this movie, it's really cheesy (like the entire movie) but puts me in a feel good mood.
To all you Friday fun-nighters, I hope you have a great time
To all you staying in like me, I'll know who you are because you won't have crazy dark circles under your eyes like the previously mentioned.
All for now,
MW
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