I don't like the weekend

[(poco) Sforzando]

Its the whole thing I mean about choice.....choice of what to actually do on the weekend......it makes me anxious.

This thread sucks so....screw you guys, I'm going home

I see. Do you really think we're the problem here? We're just trying to give you some honest reactions.

[springrite]

Reminds me of this line from George Carlin: "Too many choices America! It's not healthy!"

[North Star]

What is weekend anyway? Before I got struck down by illness, I worked almost exclusively on weekends, probably 30 odd times a year, flying somewhere to give a speech/lecture. Whenever someone ask "what day is today" I could never answer right away since, well, it hardly meant anything to me.

Do you mean that you were working most of your weekends too, or that you mostly worked on weekends, Paul?

[springrite]

Do you mean that you were working most of your weekends too, or that you mostly worked on weekends, Paul?

I worked almost exclusively on weekends only, about 30-35 weekends a year (but often just one day, not including travel time).

[jochanaan]

I worked almost exclusively on weekends only, about 30-35 weekends a year (but often just one day, not including travel time).

Like a minister.

[vandermolen]

If you don't like the weekends you might enjoy 'A Sunday Afternoon at Home' by a famous British comedian Tony Hancock, who was especially big in the 1950s and early 60s (sadly he committed suicide in 1968). The humour is very British and relates to a time when Sundays were very different as most shops etc were shut.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NEnQ7cNoJaY