Sunday night thoughts

[scarlettina]

On Sunday nights: I guess I don't like Sunday nights very much. I mean, they're just as good as other evenings for getting together with friends--and I did have a lovely afternoon and evening with EB--but I always get a little blue past about 8 PM on Sundays. The weekend is over, and once the sun rises on Monday, my time stops being my own in 8

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[varina8]

I once believed the GOP had confused the importance of winning with governing. Now I feel like it is something far more insidious and that scares me. I hope Tuesday proves me wrong.

[scarlettina]

See, that's my worry, too. I'm right there with you.

[holyoutlaw]

Is that the John Adams bio that HBO based its series on? The series was pretty good, despite the shaky cam.

[scarlettina]

The very same, although I suspect the viewing and reading experiences are very different. I haven't seen the HBO series, but I'd very much like to.

Sunday nights

[the_same_andrew]

When I used to do shiftwork, and days off were evenly distributed, I really didn't get how big a deal "the end of the weekend" actually was for people who only ever had those days for their passions or their families or whatever.

Now, although I have the funnest job ever, it's still, well, a job, isn't it?

Re: Sunday nights

[scarlettina]

Indeed it is. ::sigh::

Nights and stuff

[the_same_andrew]

The jump back to standard time is spooking me this year, too: to work in the night, and home in the night. Night all the damned time.

[garyomaha]

I've disliked Sunday nights since school. For most of us, we choose our jobs and generally do what we kinda sorta want to be doing -- I don't want to be a fire fighter and fire fighters probably don't want my desk job. But back during school we had to take the courses they forced upon us. Plus, there's the sleep factor -- I can get up when I want on days I don't work (or back then on days when there wasn't school).

Agree completely on your election comments.

[mcjulie]

I dreamed about Ezekiel last night. There was a tiny grey kitten who nibbled my neck, but then when enemies appeared he turned into a terrifying brass cybernetic killing machine.

You might want to keep an eye on him.