A lonely and tied weekend.

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[size=large] Every weekend I found a little lonely, because in the work day, the time is elapsed very quickly, and it is always a busy day, and we always hasn't the feeling about lonely. But in the weekend, all the time is owned and planed by yourself, and if we don't have some interesting things to do, we always felt lonely.
This weekend has no special compared with other weekends, for having a good rest, reading some interesting book, and watching some entertainment media. Because the weather is not very well, and it feels a little cold, this weekend I just want to stay at home. And I always choose stay up late in the weekend, and corresponding get up late in the morning, sometimes is just moon, may be the biological clock is totally been destroyed, although I sleep more than 8 hours,I still feel a little tied.
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