I’m convinced that public holidays complicate things

The general feeling about monday comes from the fact that it comes right after the weekend which actually means that monday is the reason the weekend ends even though the weekend would probably still end even if monday was somehow removed for whatever strange reason. After all, if the weekend never ends then its not a weekend at all. At the end of the weekend there’s a slight sad feeling that passes through me as I’m reminded of how time passes and while I have gotten used to this, since I graduated I can’t help but feel like public holidays disturb my routine.

I just had a “long weekend” as I spent Saturday to Tuesday with my family due to school and public holidays that came after Sunday which means for people who aren’t like me and don’t send their days in front of the laptop at home will be waking up either refreshed or even more unprepared for a day at the office.Which actually makes tomorrow an Monday considering how it will feel like a day after a Sunday of rest. While these holidays have their advantages I cant help but notice that many people don’t know what to do with them or on them since we all generally have a routine for our weekends like doing laundry or doing nothing but when those things have been done a;ready it become harder to bear doing the same thing and it therefore becomes necessary to find something else to do, as it is in the case of public holidays where the schedule of free time is used up and requires a new activity. The advantage is that new hobbies can be found on the other hand it might be apparent that such time only exists in the domain of public holidays or vacations.

I know now that Mondays are despised by people who start to do things they dislike in the beginning of the week and start to look forward to Friday because it gives another two days of rest before going back to doing the disliked activity.