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    1. 🤔yeah. I also do wonder why people are always hyped about Friday.

      Well, maybe they have their reasons best known to them🤷🏽‍♂️

      But yeah, most days feel repetitive. Just the normal order of activities 🤦🏽‍♂️

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      1. I feel like most people just live for today and work the 9-5 job 5 days a week, and party all weekend (which I don’t do). I don’t have a 5-day work schedule.

        Yup. I guess it’s best to try and find excitement even in the mundane daily tasks. Easier said than done 😅

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      2. Hmmm. That’s deep 🤔 “…most people live for today..”

        Some people do party all weekend, and I keep trying to understand how that can even be possible😂like just party party party!

        Finding excitement in daily tasks like cooking, cleaning or washing, is indeed very helpful.

        Your mind just have to go to wonderland 😂

        But it is easier said than done😂

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      3. Personally I don’t see the point of partying and getting drunk. It seems dumb to me. Much rather read a book or watch a documentary. What I don’t get is how people dwell on partying, drinking etc. week after week after week. Do they not have anything else to look forward to in life? I think it’s sad.

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      4. Me too.

        Some people live life just to party. And it’s so sad.

        But I think the background of everyone of us, is responsible for the behaviors we exhibit.

        If you will observe closer, you will notice that those who party might have been brought up by parents/relatives who party.

        And those that don’t party might have also been brought up by parents/relatives who don’t really fancy it.

        It really depends on the background.

        But it’s also sad to see that some people’s priorities is to party and party and party. And drink and drink and drink.

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      5. I noticed that [most] people who party and drink all the time lack ambition in life. They ppl I still talk to haven’t made much progress, if any, within the past decade (or whenever they started drinking/partying).

        It’s interesting that you say that. My parents are alcoholics and yet I don’t drink. Because of their drinking problems, it’s turned me off of alcohol. They don’t party or socialize much. Makes sense that I am an extreme introvert.

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      6. Hmmm. 🤔 thinking about it too…you really have a point. When you ask most of them about their ambition in life, they just look at you.

        Hmmm. You really proved me wrong there. I like it. This is very deep. It’s good to think about how you didn’t “inherit” that drinking aspect from your parents.

        But you took the “introvert” aspect from them.

        You know, I study psychology and these things that you tell me are very interesting to me.

        Thanks so much Hilary.

        I really love how you view life in general.

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      1. I don’t think I would make a good UK citizen because I seldom drink or find enjoyment in drinking. In the West, people go shopping after work… you can tell when it’s payday because the stores will be packed and people’s receipts will be astronomically high.

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  13. No, although I have a routine I never get that feeling of deja vu?! It feels comfortable to have similarities between days, yet they never feel completely the same to me. 🙂

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      1. Wow! That’s so cool. It sounds like you have the experience of it occurring frequently! I wish deja vu could be explained because it is so mysterious. It seems impossible (logically) for an experience to have been already lived by us before.

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      2. Yes. I actually feel it occurring a little bit frequently.

        Deja Vu actually needs to be explained. I’m going to YouTube to watch loads of videos on deja vu now

        But I don’t think even science can explain it

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      3. Haha, did the videos help to make sense of the mysterious experience of deja vu?

        If science can’t explain it, I can’t help but theorize an idea like past lives! Sometimes I meet someone and get the feeling like I’ve known them before. 😛

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  16. Each days has something new to offer and learn. One a grander scale it feels like being on a merry-go-round very repetitive it has been like it for many years not just due to the virus. Somewhat like a treadmill and you cannot get off.

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      6. That’s cool to hear

        I’m doing great thanks for asking

        I accept them and then sometimes I do them. Because of how busy I am. But I do the awards. (Cuz I have one myself 😅)

        I will check it out on your blog now 😇

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  22. Not a whole day but certain experiences (Which certainly I haven’t actually witnessed before).
    Or sometimes I will remember things which never happened 😂🤔

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