Weekend Procrastination

No matter how tough the week may be, we somehow manage to work through it. But as soon as Friday hits, we somehow shut off all responsibility that could bother us during the weekend.

Friday:

We realize there's work to be done, so we slightly read over it or simply skim through what we have to do. However, the obligation of relaxing is too strong to resist. But no worries, you will work tomorrow.

Saturday:

Still with enough time to dedicate to work, you still feel like procrastinating is not a problem. You take advantage of the time and perhaps go out to a movie, geek out with friends, or just stay at home all day watching TV. Either way, you goof off knowing there's inevitable work in the future. So you spend as much time as you can enjoying the day, before it's too late.

Sunday:

You wake up earlier than expected because you know there's work to be done, but the bed has an incredible power over you. You take advantage of the morning hours to work, not because it's a convenient time, but because there's nobody that can possibly distract you on a Sunday morning when you get to work. And even if there could be, they are doing the same thing you are. You do as much as you can, until you realize you haven't eaten. Once you get away from the computer and goof off a bit, it's all downhill from there.

Monday:

*facepalm*

But don't worry, because next weekend it's the same story all over again. And to think that we would learn by now. Oh well...