04-09-2011, 12:41 PM
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Re: Are weekdays any different to weekends for you?
I have to chuckle at this post because it has be a common topic of interest in my life since retirement. I head in the opposite direction from the tourists on weekends. Yesterday it was a 30 mile long moving parking lot on the highway heading for the beach. It is Labor Day weekend, the last holiday before school starts next week and everyone was trying to get out of town. I left early and was heading back from that jam before it affected me.All days seem the same except for people. I love to shop on weekdays, really early in the morning, to avoid the crowds. It's like a zoo in the middle of a Saturday or Sunday in stores. No thanks, I treasure my quiet and solitude. When I shop, the tellers are standing at the ends of their checkout counters bored, waiting for me to walk up.
04-09-2011, 04:33 PM
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Re: Are weekdays any different to weekends for you?
After retirement I changed my big weekly shop from Saturday to a weekday to avoid the crowds, as you do, Bob. But NOT early, I am absolutely not a morning person. But I do still have my bigger, or fancier meal on Sundays. Why? I don't know, habit I suppose. Of course with my COPD I don't grocery shop any more, have it all delivered.04-09-2011, 05:36 PM
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Re: Are weekdays any different to weekends for you?
Originally Posted by dandysmom
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After retirement I changed my big weekly shop from Saturday to a weekday to avoid the crowds, as you do, Bob. But NOT early, I am absolutely not a morning person. But I do still have my bigger, or fancier meal on Sundays. Why? I don't know, habit I suppose. Of course with my COPD I don't grocery shop any more, have it all delivered.
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