Morning Losers!
Can't believe how fast that weekend was over. Have to go back to the dreaded "W" place today....bleh!
I know!! Is anyone else like me? I start the weekend by telling myself over and over again on Friday night that I'm going to get the laundry done, I'm going to scrub the floors, I'm going to organize my closet so that I can actually find my clothes, I'm going to do this, I'm going to do that. I say it to myself 100 times, thinking that it will seep into my mind, and I'll really do it.
I end up sleeping in on Saturday, because I'm at work by 4am in the summer, and I feel like I deserve a morning of snuggling under those comfy covers.
When I get up, I throw some cereal at the kids, and then plop down on the couch, thinking that I'll get right on my "to do" list as soon as my eyes open up all the way.
Two hours have gone by, and I haven't accomplished anything, so I think I'll check my email in case there's anything in there that I need to take care of.
While I'm at the computer, let me catch up on the news. And the Dis.
Four hours later, I'm thinking HOLY CRAP, I need to get something done. Ah, well, most of the day's gone, especially now that it's late afternoon. I'll soon have to cook dinner and give the kids a bath. Maybe I should just start on my list tomorrow.
Tomorrow comes, and I end up begging my hubby to take us for a ride somewhere, so I can get out of the house, because it looks like a pig sty and I can't motivate myself because I don't even know where to start. We take a ride to anywhere-but-here, get home too late, rush to get the kids in the tub and under the covers.
Weekends gone, and nothing was accomplished.
Which leaves me to wonder, who ever came up with the idea that the weekend should only be two days? I mean, that's not fair. You work five days, you should have more than two days off!!
I think we should all start a protest, rearranging the workweek. We'll start small, four days of work, three days off.
After the bosses get used to that, we'll change it again. Three days of work, four days off.
And then, in a couple of years, we'll switch it around again. Two days of work and five days off.
Yeah, I can deal with that.