Rec | PREPLANNING STAYING IN

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preplanning staying in

After a busy week of social gatherings, out on the town, my preplanned Friday night in tomorrow has me… GIDDY!

@yeliah117

Mar 15, 2024

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@delaney-rowe

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doing the chores after work on (your) friday night

you might say this is crazy ! you worked hard all week & want to relax as you enter the weekend & you’d be right to do that . But ! if you do even some of your household work the night before your real weekend , you’ll be able to truly relax that much more knowing that you aren’t putting off any house work to do so it’s a gift to your future self so you can have a full & fun guilt free weekend caveat that i work in restaurants so my ’friday’ is actually monday & there’s nothing going on anyways so your own mileage may vary

@seiji

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FRIDAY NIGHT ACTIVITIES

Make your weekend feel longer by doing something on a Friday after work. This can be anything from a dinner with a friend, a movie by yourself or just a mooch about the shops. Get out for 2-3 hours after work to extend your weekend rather than rot away the night on the couch after a long week.