In the busy world that we live in we all have got different meanings for weekends and weekdays. Some although tend to have the same life for all the days, while some tend to live completely different lives on these days. Let us today have a look at some of the questions and their possible answers related to weekends and weekdays.
Do you spend all your weekends the same way?
Well, too an extent you can say yes. My job is such that I have very less time for travelling during weekdays, but travelling and blogging being very important for me, it is in weekends that I do the travel blogging part. So, every weekend I travel to a new place and get to know about the local culture and what is important about the place, the history and the changes it has seen since the time it was built. Sometimes, however, I travel with my friends as well and make some memories.
What is the favorite day of your week? Why?
I would definitely go for Saturday. This is the day that brings with it lot of possibilities for me. I am not working under any one on this day. I am free and free to take whatever decision I have to take for my life. I can travel, write, click photographs, meet people and enjoy the life that I work for on weekdays.
What day is the busiest day for you? Why?
There is no particular day because work can come out on any of the day and that day becomes busiest. But apart from the work, I would say weekends are the most busiest for me. Because these are the days when I have lot to do, travel, click photographs and then compile it all into a blog post which requires lot of draft work and then the final presentation.
Do you wear a particular outfit on weekends and weekdays? Why /why not?
I work at a software company, so there is a certain attire that I need to maintain while at work, i.e. on weekdays. I prefer wearing Indian formals during weekdays, because I am more comfortable in them and they look more classy as well. On weekends, I put on t-shirts and jeans for most of the time. Because there is lot of ground work that I need to do and tshirts for some reason are easier when you feel like jumping and fighting.
Will you change it in the future?
I have thought about it, but I think with time if my preferences change I will surely adapt to it. Like, earlier, I did not liked wearing Indian formals but today I find them more comfortable then the western, so I wear them. Likewise if the preferences changes, I will definitely go ahead with it.
In your country, do men and women do the same kind of things on weekends?
Things are slowly changing with corporate culture creeping in. I remember earlier, on weekends we all as a family used to go out and spend some time at a nearby place but as I have grown and working in corporate, men and women surely do almost the same thing on weekends. But, with other occupations, you can find women mostly doing things related to family while men could be find juggling with relaxing and work.
What did you do on last weekend?
The last weekend, I was busy preparing for the IELTS and I remember, I had a mock test. So, I was giving the test and then working on all the grey areas.
Do you like working on weekends?
Definitely not. I would say, work is surely worship but I would prefer enhancing on my other areas of life during weekends rather than just working something that I do on weekdays. Like, I have signed up for a badminton club, so I go on and practice badminton during weekends.
Do you think employees should have to work on weekends?
I think it depends on the person, but according to me, a person should definitely not work on weekends. A weekend is the time to work on yourself, to improve on oneself. There are so many things in life that we would want to learn and so many activities that we would want to do. I think weekend is the time that should be dedicated to this.
Do you think weekends now are important to you than when you were a child?
Definitely yes. As a child, I remember neither the weekdays, nor the weekends did mattered to me much. Because I had a perfect balance of play and work. But as I have grown up, I have realized that for some reasons the balance is missing out. So, weekends become those days for me, when I try to balance out my life.
What are you planning to do next weekend?
For the next weekend, I am planning to go to Jagganath temple. It has been quite a time that I have been in Bhubaneswar, but have not gone to the temple, so I am planning to visit it and some nearby areas along with it.
As an avid traveler, blogger, and someone deeply immersed in the corporate world, I bring a wealth of firsthand experience and knowledge to the discussion on weekends and weekdays. Having a job that demands my time and attention on weekdays, I've strategically crafted my weekends to pursue my passions and strike a balance in life.
The notion of spending weekends differently from weekdays resonates with me strongly. Weekends offer me the opportunity to engage in travel blogging, exploring new places, and delving into the local culture. This aligns with my interest in photography and provides a platform to document the history and essence of each location I visit. Occasionally, I share these experiences with friends, creating lasting memories.
My favorite day of the week, Saturday, holds a special place in my heart. It represents a day of boundless possibilities, free from work constraints. This freedom allows me to make decisions that contribute to my personal growth and well-being, whether it's traveling, writing, capturing moments through photography, or simply enjoying life.
Contrary to the common perception of weekends as leisurely periods, I find them to be the busiest. Beyond the demands of my job, weekends are filled with travel, photography, and the meticulous process of compiling these experiences into comprehensive blog posts. The extensive drafting and final presentation require a significant investment of time and effort.
Reflecting on attire choices for weekdays and weekends, my work in a software company dictates a formal dress code during the week. Indian formals provide both comfort and a touch of class. On weekends, the nature of ground work and physical activities leads me to opt for the casual combination of t-shirts and jeans, providing practicality for dynamic tasks.
Anticipating the future, I acknowledge the potential for changes in preferences. While currently comfortable in Indian formals on weekdays, I remain open to adapting my attire based on evolving tastes and needs.
Observing societal trends, I've noticed shifts in weekend activities. Corporate culture has influenced men and women to engage in similar pursuits during weekends, breaking away from traditional gender-specific roles. However, in other occupations, women often focus on family-related activities, while men balance relaxation and work.
Sharing a recent weekend experience, I dedicated time to preparing for the IELTS, including a mock test to identify and address areas of improvement. Despite the importance of work, I prioritize personal development during weekends, such as joining a badminton club for recreational activities.
Expressing a strong opinion on working during weekends, I believe individuals should have the freedom to choose. While work is essential, weekends should be dedicated to self-improvement and pursuing diverse interests.
Reflecting on the evolving significance of weekends, I emphasize their growing importance in adulthood. As a child, the distinction between weekdays and weekends held less significance, given a balanced blend of play and work. However, as an adult, the need for a deliberate balance becomes apparent, making weekends crucial for recalibrating life.
Looking ahead, my plans for the next weekend involve visiting the Jagannath Temple in Bhubaneswar and exploring nearby areas. This aligns with my commitment to balancing work, personal growth, and exploration.
In conclusion, my diverse experiences and perspectives contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the intricate dynamics between weekends and weekdays, work and personal life, and the evolving nature of these aspects in adulthood.
