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...This post, but what is it??? It's clickbait! Unless you wanna talk about the weekend.

It's brought to us by workers, and...It should be longer! Do you create your own weekends with every spare moment? Besides doomscrurking (ooh, or doomlulling?), what do you get up to in those moments?

I've been reading, and catching up on some movies lately.

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[–] ickplant@lemmy.world 4 points 8 months ago

I agree it should be longer! I work for myself, so I am able to take a 3-day weekend, and it’s heavenly. One day for most errands and chores, then 2 days for trips, eating out, meditating, breathwork, massage, family time, some studying in there too, some reading. And a little bit of doing nothing.