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Why nobody likes Monday?

"Oh no, it's Monday again!" 

I am too blues to face Monday in less than an hour. So I am gonna write a random excuses to justify why Monday is so unlikeable.

Monday is coming again

1. We don't really like our job

Face it, most of us are working just to sustain life. And hence, as working is such a burden, we see weekends as a light at the end of the tunnel. Our euphoria moment. Obviously, we feel so depressed when it's over.

2. We are not morning person

And guess what, the first day that you need to wake up earlier-than-normal (by normal here I mean 10AM earliest) is Monday. Yawnnn~~~

3. We don't like to face certain people

And these people usually exist in those places that we need to visit the most often e.g. office and school. Ughh. Monday is a bitch. (This may not apply to those working during weekends. =P)

4. We have not finished what we plan to do during weekends

Weekend is too short. Well, considering the fact that there are 5 days of working days and only 2 days of weekends (some people even only have 1 day off!), weekend obviously will never be enough to do all things that we want to do.

I just spent most of my Sunday at hair salon and church. And poof! Sunday is nearly gone! U_U.

Oh well, like it or not, Monday is coming soon peeps! Let's cry together. U_U.

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