Ain't it great?
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In reading the NY Times today, I came across this article When Christmas Is a Wednesday, 2 Workweeks Can Evaporate by ELISSA GOOTMAN.
In it, she says With both Christmas and New Year's Day falling on Wednesdays, the week-or-so-long hiatus that normally takes place between the holidays has stretched into two weeks. Sure, not everyone technically has both weeks off, but look at it this way: the Tuesdays are bound to be unproductive, as Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve are practically holidays themselves. Knowing that, how much are you going to accomplish on the Mondays? The Wednesdays are the official holidays, the Thursdays are for recovering from the holidays, and the Fridays are, well, Fridays.
How sweet it is!
In it, she says With both Christmas and New Year's Day falling on Wednesdays, the week-or-so-long hiatus that normally takes place between the holidays has stretched into two weeks. Sure, not everyone technically has both weeks off, but look at it this way: the Tuesdays are bound to be unproductive, as Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve are practically holidays themselves. Knowing that, how much are you going to accomplish on the Mondays? The Wednesdays are the official holidays, the Thursdays are for recovering from the holidays, and the Fridays are, well, Fridays.
How sweet it is!
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