T.G.I.F.

Have you noticed how everyone seems so happy that it is Friday?  It is last day of the traditional work week, I know.  It meands the weekend is about to begin for sure.  It means less will get done at work, but the work that has been done will be assessed.  It means that friends will get together for lunch and co-workers will meet for happy hour and toast their jobs and their bosses (well, maybe).  Singles will make dates or eat loPublish Postts of ice cream.  Marrieds will collapse in each others' arms.  And some will actually thank God for more than the fact it is the weekend.

Fridays traffic is often described as "Friday-lite".  There are more smiles on peoples' faces and life, in general, for the day, is more laid back.  Friday is a day of hope.  We realize there is more to life than work.  We actually think that work itself can be fun. 

Friday's child is loving and giving. 

The rest of the week we seem to be looking forward to Friday.  Seems to me we might be missing something in pinning so much on this particular day of the week.  I wonder if there isn't some way we could have a Friday state of mind every day of the week.  Why not?  Wouldn't it be a lot like being in the now and thankful for every moment we are alive?  I do wonder.  Just a thought.  And it the meantime: