I miss 3pm saturday radio with the football news as goals go in.

Going to town and grabbing a coffee while little one has a snooze in pushchair.

That saturday feeling. When you know its the weekend.

Getting up early on a saturday to make the most of the day.

F1 on a sunday afternoon. One of the few times im left in peace and quiet to watch some tv.

Motd on Saturday nights (im a sports orientated person)

Friday evenings knowing there is no work for two days.

Well that's a very long winded way to call me a slag, a PM would've sufficed ;p

Bumping my own thread.

I miss the liveliness, especially now that the sun is become more prominent.

Its the simple meet ups I miss as well. Both my friends and work colleagues social circles have been reduced drastically and while I cant say I was super close with all, I did like to touch base with everyone. 

I miss the buzz of work at the weekend. Yes, restaurants can be an awful fucker but if everyone is more or less in the mood to work, the business can be a great adrenaline rush. There's always something about making someone's night be it through the food or the service (or both) Its a great feeling as a manager when the team comes together and everyone wins - waiters get good tips, Chefs have a busy but controlled night, Guests have a great time and sales are up.

Mostly, I miss Sunday. As in the proper sunday. Having a day where you might just veg around the house is less appealing know that there isn't a week of school, work and all the other stuff that keeps us on our feet to unwind from. There is still stress, still work but being stuck in the same spot every day since March 12th (I was due to go on holidays on that date) has taken a good bit of the Sunday joy.

I miss being able to sit outside at a bar and have a nice cold beer with olives or some other nibble. I can do it at home but it's not the same.

I miss the gym.

Pub and gym and cafe.

I miss that the weekend meant something.
Life is so relentlessly samey right now.

LivDiv wrote:

I miss that the weekend meant something.

Yeah, that really. The stuff I do on Saturdays is now the stuff I do during the week when not working.

Sometimes I'd only go out to a cafe or something, but it broke up the endless routine.

GooberTheHat wrote:

LivDiv wrote:

I miss that the weekend meant something.
Life is so relentlessly samey right now.

I've tried to make sure I disconnect from work at the weekend. It's all to easy to let it creep in an then everyday becomes a work day.

I dont have any work but yeah there is a bit of that with trying to do training and portfolio stuff. I've decided that as of tomorrow I'm going to whip myself into a bit of a routine again. It's all gone to shit here.

Pint after work with pub peanuts

Actually one thing I miss is that I started to get into a routine of going to my parent's place on Sundays.
A big walk with the dogs and a family meal are very much missed.
My dog is definitely missing being able to run around their garden with their dogs. It's like that one day a week burnt off all the excess energy and now he is accumulating energy credit.
I am sure those with young kids can relate.

I miss that Friday night feeling even though I am still working 5 days a week.

Having some empty house time - missing that a bit but not too much.

The weekend is a relic; a mere vessel. Hand over your weekend, and a new world awaits you.

I miss my local. It had only been reopen for around a year and it has a cinema underneath. I miss drinking in the main bar with Bramble and any mates that made the trip, I miss their jerk chicken and I miss taking flasks of whisky in to watch films I wouldn't ordinarily bother to see on the big screen.

I'm not Mr. Football as I only ever tend to watch Man Utd (or England matches in major tournaments), but barring disaster I try not to miss any in a season. So yeah, I'm missing them now.