When did Friday night become the night to come home and crash from the all the tension/poor sleep that built up during the week instead of being the "Woo! Weekend!" night? And how do I get the "Woo Weekend!" nights back?

From: [identity profile] slyspider.livejournal.com


I had similar thoughts earlier. Mine were more like "I used to go to happy hour with my friends after work" but now "here I am teaching my geriatric litlle momma how to make fart noises with her mouth". Good times...

From: [identity profile] savageseraph.livejournal.com


Nice... Although I suppose that's preferable to her making them with other parts of her body.

From: [identity profile] nesmith.livejournal.com


I think those Woo Weekend Days got left back with the energy I had when I was 20.

Although lying here all comfy and warm and writing and feeling mellow has its allures, to be sure.

From: [identity profile] savageseraph.livejournal.com


I don't so much mind the quiet evening at home reading or writing or watching something on TV. It's the feeling so tapped out by the end of the week that all I want to do Friday night is sleep.

Meh.

From: [identity profile] nesmith.livejournal.com


Well, I will fully admit to requiring substances to assist me on Friday, otherwise known as passes to the Too Much Fun Club.

From: [identity profile] splix.livejournal.com


I've become that way too. I suspect the only way to get that feeling back is to be socially active, but I'm too dragged out to even make the attempt. :(

From: [identity profile] savageseraph.livejournal.com


I know what you mean. If it's a Saturday or Sunday, and I've had some rest time, I'm good. But Friday... I hate it when I have any sort of obligation, except for a hot shower and a nap, after work.

From: [identity profile] savageseraph.livejournal.com


Does that mean I can't throw a tantrum to show my displeasure at that state of affairs? ^_~
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