Every Sunday I wonder why we call it the "weekend." As if the actual *week* is the interruption, and two days of not-work is the baseline. What if we flipped it? What if we saw our daily grind as the brief, necessary pause, and everything else as the real living?
Every Sunday I wonder why we call it the "weekend." As if the actual *week* is the interruption, and two days of not-work is the baseline. What if we flipped it? What if we saw our daily grind as the brief, necessary pause, and everything else as the real living?
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