Mondays carry a melancholy feel. Why is that? Even now, willfully unemployed, I’m sorry to see the weekend, well, END. Because my friends head back to work for five whole days and I wouldn’t think of annoying them in the middle of all that. And it’s likely some sort of latent psychosis — a Monday maladjustment. Predictably, by Tuesday morning the psyche is once again in harmony with the turning of the earth, and the blue mood slips away. Must.Make.Changes. Adopting a new attitude about Mondays, starting in 4 … 3 … 2 …
Playing for Time 
Oct 07, 2014 @ 00:02:55
I like the idea of Monday being my day. I’ll go along with that one 😊
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Oct 07, 2014 @ 08:34:37
I think this is gonna work!
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Oct 06, 2014 @ 18:31:13
Love your creative adjustment to make Monday yours.
It took Hub and me several years after retirement to get rid of the Sunday afternoon blues and anxiety, but now I barely remember what day it is.
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Oct 06, 2014 @ 19:23:21
Good to know it does lose its punch, Sammy. Meanwhile, imma take over the world on Mondays. YOU’VE BEEN WARNED, PEOPLE.
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Oct 06, 2014 @ 17:54:16
It’s funny, but I feel more blue on a Sunday evening than on Monday. I guess it’s because I know my weekend is over. By the time Monday arrives, I’ve adjusted and am ready to work again. 🙂
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Oct 06, 2014 @ 19:18:54
I clearly need to start applying the attitude adjustment earlier!
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