what are you doing this weekend?

Question

I know, people ask this all the time. I am trying to decide what to do.

Answer 1

im rodeoing!

Answer 2

What I do every weekend and every day; I will aid my fellow man, I will do good deeds, I will whisper the truth of the light in the ears of those who will listen, I will fight evil, and there is much to fight, I will guardian the helpless, the unfortunate, and those who are in need, and I will observe the world as Mankind destroys it, piece by piece.

Answer 3

I am so happy not to be working! I work full time, a lot usually on the weekends, and am getting a grad degree online (part time). Ugh! Yet, as much as I love my fiance he has to go to a convention this weekend. He wanted me to go but I declined due to the fact that (since the semester is over) this is the first weekend that I remember in the past year where I don't have to report to work, write some paper for school, or do anything at all but what I want!!! Other than laundry and cleaning I am just going to catch up on reading, TV, and just plain DO NOTHING! It is sad but in our 24/7 American society this is like the best thing a person can ask for!! Time just to do whatever!! Maybe my answer is a sad reflection on our society! Or I am dull. :-) Maybe we should do some polls on our crazy society. Check this out:


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CHALLENGING TIME POVERTY
WHY SHOULD YOU CARE? Are you, or your friends or relatives, working more now but enjoying it less? Does your family's schedule feel like a road race? If so, you're not alone. Millions of Americans are overworked, over-scheduled and just plain stressed out.


We're putting in longer hours on the job now than we did in the 1950s, despite promises of a coming age of leisure before the year 2000.

In fact, we're working more than medieval peasants did, and more than the citizens of any other industrial country.

Mandatory overtime is at near record levels, in spite of a recession.

On average, we work nearly nine full weeks (350 hours) LONGER per year than our peers in Western Europe do.

Working Americans average a little over two weeks of vacation per year, while Europeans average five to six weeks. Many of us (including 37% of women earning less than $40,000 per year) get no paid vacation at all.

Contemporary Americans complain of unprecedented levels of busyness in everyday life. They worry about frenetic schedules, hurried children, couples with no time together, families who rarely eat meals together, and an onslaught of "hidden work" from proliferating emails, junk mail, and telemarketing calls. The Girl Scouts recently introduced a "Stress Free" merit badge for today's harried young girls.

Now, what should we Americans think? Just look how everyone in this poll responded; work! work! work!

Answer 4

im going to the movies with my boyfriend to go see a 2 hour movir called spiderman 3 and we're gonna make out

Answer 5

putting down guitar and keyboard trax in the studio, working class hero, have a fun weekend, no sun for me lol.
Peace and love from Norway

Answer 6

I'm going to a Briadal Personal Shower for my loving cousin. It should be a blast!

Answer 7

I'm going to see the movie 300 at an IMAX theater.

Answer 8

I'm leaving for the Florida Keys tomorrow:-)
Anybody wanna tag along??

Answer 9

wellz, my b-day iz tomorrow, and i'm having a pool party tomorrow 3 it that night. And i have a volleyball game before that in the mornin, so yes, i'm very busy! LMAO. Then my bff iz spending the night after the pool... so yea...

Answer 10

hopefully something with my friend, and lots of studying for algebra II

i have to make a 67 or else end up in summer school

Answer 11

working