Wassup?... Just Time Pass

Mon, 09/14/2009 - 23:06 —Swati

So, you have spent five days of the week working really hard. Are you set for a weekend of laziness? Think again. Many people choose to spend two days lying on the bed to get away from the week-long exhaustion. Believe me – that’s not a very good idea, especially when you have 48 hours and there’s so much to do (work not being one of them). Find a mate. Go out. Live your weekend.

The sun is shining brightly, maybe not in your part of the world. So, don’t let the night pass without action. As you return from work on Friday evening, witness the city preparing to switch. Find a mate, with whom you can sit on the corner of the road. Skip dinner. Relish street food while you see the clock enter the wee hours. Go for a drink and hold it as you enjoy every bit of the pleasure. It’s time to go back home.

The night has been lazy enough. So, you won’t have a problem getting out of bed early on Saturday morning. When you have nothing to catch up with, taking in the fresh air of the morning feels different. If you can find a mate who can share his or her routine with you, that makes it a perfect pragma companionship. Go for long walks or cycling as both of you strive for fitness while having fun. Freshen up and get ready for a sumptuous breakfast. Go online, find a mate and start chatting with. End the conversation at a note that triggers another.

Coffee house is your next destination. Since you have enough time on your hands, reach much earlier than the time you have fixed for the meeting. Pick up any magazine lying on the café table and read it while sipping iced tea. As your friend arrives, let the rounds of cappuccino begin and see hours turning into minutes. Talk non-stop – from relationships to salary slips and from legality to spirituality. Is that enough? Stroll towards a cultural centre. Immerse yourself in the ocean of art. Find a mate with whom you can understand and appreciate the pleasing pieces of art. Follow it up with a lavish dinner as you get ready to sleep till noon on Sunday.

After brunch, visit the guy who shares your craziness for the movies. Three films back to back (with junk food being allowed on the couch) can take you to heaven. A light meal with wine will sum it up nicely. What do you say?