Wednursday
Every now and then, two days morph into one. Today and tomorrow, I am sure, will be one of those days for me. I call this phenomenoum, "Wednursday."
How does this happen? It usually starts off with an early morning wake up call, tons of work (or play), very little sleep, a late dinner, a late bedtime, and then just a few hours of sleep before the next day (or is it the same day?) kicks into full gear. Overall, it is like one gigantic day.
In my case, I was up at 6am on Wednesday. I worked, worked and worked until a meeting at 3pm. Following the traffic jam on my way home, I worked some more, hit the gym, grabbed some food, had a late dinner, watched the Penguins (currently in that part of the day now), had a few hours of sleep (the game will end around 1:30, which means I will be in bed by 2ish, at the earliest), wake up early tomorrow (6am again, maybe 7am) and work until the day gains stability. It is a busy, hectic schedule - all because the Penguins are on a West Coast road trip - that morphs into two full days.
Wednursday is not common. Friturday is common, as is Satunday.
It's been 2+ years before the Penguins had a West Siiiide road trip (no games on the west coast last year, no season the year before), so I am about to enjoy...
(except for the fact that the Kings just scored 25 seconds into the game)
How does this happen? It usually starts off with an early morning wake up call, tons of work (or play), very little sleep, a late dinner, a late bedtime, and then just a few hours of sleep before the next day (or is it the same day?) kicks into full gear. Overall, it is like one gigantic day.
In my case, I was up at 6am on Wednesday. I worked, worked and worked until a meeting at 3pm. Following the traffic jam on my way home, I worked some more, hit the gym, grabbed some food, had a late dinner, watched the Penguins (currently in that part of the day now), had a few hours of sleep (the game will end around 1:30, which means I will be in bed by 2ish, at the earliest), wake up early tomorrow (6am again, maybe 7am) and work until the day gains stability. It is a busy, hectic schedule - all because the Penguins are on a West Coast road trip - that morphs into two full days.
Wednursday is not common. Friturday is common, as is Satunday.
It's been 2+ years before the Penguins had a West Siiiide road trip (no games on the west coast last year, no season the year before), so I am about to enjoy...
(except for the fact that the Kings just scored 25 seconds into the game)