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why do fridays always feel great im always in a good mood on a friday?

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middkazsam | 13:39 Fri 03rd Apr 2009 | ChatterBank
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Weekend?????
14:05 Fri 03rd Apr 2009
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Crunchie?
14:05 Fri 03rd Apr 2009
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End of the week and a relaxing weekend, especially if the weather is going to be good. I can sit out in the garden and watch the birds nesting.....pure bliss.
Feeling sorry for those that have to work weekends.
14:08 Fri 03rd Apr 2009
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I think there's a few of us just feel knackered today!
14:17 Fri 03rd Apr 2009
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i lurves fridays as i dont work weekends i am always so smiley on a friday
14:18 Fri 03rd Apr 2009
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I always look forward to a lie in but never get one--my body clock is programmed to get up at 7am :(
14:22 Fri 03rd Apr 2009
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lol mines programed at 6.30/7.00 my fella hates it cus i wake him up saturday morning as i dont wanna waste the free time
14:24 Fri 03rd Apr 2009
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POET isn't it?
14:25 Fri 03rd Apr 2009
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Certainly is cathy!
14:26 Fri 03rd Apr 2009
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Cause you can eat/drink naughty stuff & do what you want for a couple of days! Have a good one! x
15:07 Fri 03rd Apr 2009

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