WEEKEND HAPPINESS
“The weekend is here and you deserve a medal for getting through this week. May your weekend feel longer than the working week.”
What does weekends mean?
The word weekends, the plural of weekend, can be used as an adverb - which means the period between Friday evening and the end of Sunday. Generally known as Saturday and Sunday; the period between the end of the workweek and the beginning of a new one.
During a busy eventful week, one tends to crave for Friday to arrive. Especially during a turtorous week, Friday cannot come quickly enough. Then, before you know it, you close your eyes on Sunday evening and you are back in a new week again and the cycle starts all over. Mostly weekends are spent catching up on jobs around the house for which there are no time during the week. Washing the dog, visiting the gym, rushing to buy your caffeine fix for the week, visiting the hairdressers and getting a present for your cousin whose birthday you forgot.
Having an office at our centre, can make the world of difference. Here, in our little community, we have the luxury of Peaberry Coffee Roasters, Mucky Pups, Salon73, Mind & Muscle Gym, La-di-da - just to name a few. You can bring your pooch with you to work, having it washed and trimmed at Mucky Pups, pop over to Salon73 on a lunchtime for fixing the coufure, into La-di-da for that alluding present and off to Mind & Muscle to trim the waisteline.
The moral of the story? At our centre you get fixed during the week so that your weekends are free to relax and do what you don't need to do! Pop in for a visit - you won't be disappionted.