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>Most of what I do can be classified as "work". Isn't that the problem? Weekends are for resting, or doing whatever you want to do, which doesn't have to be wo
by tomc1985 10y ago
>Most of what I do can be classified as "work".
Isn't that the problem? Weekends are for resting, or doing whatever you want to do, which doesn't have to be work.
- AnimalMuppet 10y agoWell, for me it's not usually work, but it's still "work". It's fixing faucets, and trimming bushes, and cleaning out rain gutters, and keeping cars maintained. Much of a weekend is what I need to do, not what I want to do.
- tomc1985 10y agoAs it is with all of us. But I refuse to do work work over the weekend, as I wish were the norm in this industry. But if someone complains they have too much work over the weekend.... well they should do less work then. Use the time for what it is designed for!
- sotojuan 10y ago> It's fixing faucets, and trimming bushes, and cleaning out rain gutters, and keeping cars maintained. I see people doing all of that every weekend in my suburb. Definitely not something you should shy away from sharing.