It’s Sunday again, the very next day after the weekend. Getting back to work, somewhat is a sordid experience. In an organization where there are very few public holidays, Saturday is the only day to relish all those week long tensions and pressures. The weekend simply flies by without offering any seconds to cherish. In the same way, this week however would end without being noticed. Sometimes, weeks are as long as months and astonishingly as short as a day. As the week ends at it’s quickest, so does the weekend.
It’s now Wednesday today. Two working days gone and two more days left for the weekend. A bit of sigh of relief at the midst of the week with just two more days until Saturday sets the mind at complete ease. Friday is the best day of the week as the following day happens to be a no duty day.
Four weeks and a couple of days pass by and it’s about time to receive payment for a laborious one full month of work. The ending of the month is always a nice one for it’s the time to get paid, and with some pocketful of money, the positive energies are all activated. The only day which is quite motivating and inspiring happens to be the pay day.
Hard work results in a payday and the circle moves round and round, the same procedure applies with laborious week and a pleasant weekend. All these circular movements are happening at the fastest pace and with a little joy of pay day or a weekend, the shortening of life remains ignored. There are so many things undone, yet the adjustments and compromises always come into effect along the hectic schedules. Looking at the Mayan calendar, different speculations have been made though the third quarter of the population of the earth believe it as a hoax, but this possibility of Armageddon should somehow aid people to set a specific timeframe in order to continue balancing the payday and work day with weekdays and weekends.