Community Chat

[granny me]

I kinda feel the same way. I love routines, I need a routine and during the week I have one, but Saturday I feel lost without knowing what to do with myself. 

When I worked, I would run errands on my lunch hour and I would see retired people at the post office, store etc, and I would seethe; I would think they have all day and they pick the busiest time, meaning my time, to do their errands. Boy was I selfish, but now I think about that when I go to the bank, post office, I don't go during lunch hour.

[Katcat1]

Think of doing your laundry on Saturday instead of Sunday and perhaps cooking  a nice dinner. 

[151949]

When I was working I could never commit to doing anything on a certain day fo the week as my days off and shift changed all the time. It is a real luxury to me to be able to go & sign up for a aerobics class every tues & thurs and know I will make most of them, or commit to a day volunteering every week. When I was working all those years I had no real personal life.

[Melania]

Just think of it as a day off to do whatever your heart desires.

[Lucky Charm]

Take your neices or nephews to see the movie *Trolls*.  We took our grandchildren and they loved it and so did we.