I don't think I totally hate Mondays. I just don't like that it's the beginning of a what will seem a long week. For many of us, it's the abrupt end to fun and relaxation.

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Maybe if it was scrapped out completely (impossible as it is) we would feel better. Cause unlike other week days, Monday is better characterized by trying out a new slate, strategizing again, looking all serious, much work load, and all other paraphernalia we have come to associate it with.

As student, then,  I disliked Monday particularly because it's the day when all of the subjects I considered a little difficult were taught plus there's the other aspects about punishments for this and that. 
It's almost so gloomy, like all of the color and excitement has been wiped completely from its face. Especially when you compare it with other days in the week.

Monday has to be the least liked day of the week by most people; understandably so. Growing up, envisioning the time when I'd begin to work and earn, I thought about how I may have to join on in that croon too. And asides the time I did my industrial training, when I had to leave for work early in the mornings to return in the evening, I never really had to worry about hating Mondays. Okay, excluding the one time I did this other job after high school. And truly, I sort of liked that my iT job and every thing it came with. 

Working now though, I don't think I can join in to say that I hate Mondays. Of course, I work. Real job, but fortunately for my lazy ass, my job is remote. You may work at the company building or stay back wherever you're comfortable to do the job. It's all on you, just as far as you're delivering your bit. 

So there's the comfort to wake at will, handle my job and personal business just as I please. With this, it takes discipline to not neglect my duty.

A perfect Monday for me is almost as regular as the day always is. There's not much I'd want to change about the day's routine. It's different and nice in a way. You know, the drive, the determination and the focus it comes with. The challenging spirit too. It's something every other day lacks.
It might surprise you to note that I work more at tge company building. 

For emphasise, a perfect Monday would be: me awaking as early as I always do, getting some little extra timw to do my exercises. Since there's traffic to bother about, not having to worry about coming in at work stipulated time. And then working with little to no pressure at all. Just with the regular hit-the-goal drive. 

You can obviously see that there's not a perfect Monday I wish for than I already have. It's not exactly perfect but I reckon it's healthy enough for me and I'm quite comfortable with how it goes. Maybe on a different atmospheres, I'd want something different, who knows?

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