Mondays get such a bad rap.
How many status updates, tweets, and memes do you see about how sad everyone is that it’s Monday. But I’ve always quite liked Mondays, and here’s why.
Mondays are a Fresh Start
That is the main reason I love Mondays. I do my weekly cleaning on Monday morning, after my husband goes back to work for the week and my kids go back to school (if it’s the school year). I get to wipe clean all the weekend mess that’s accumulated. No matter how things were the week before, I have a new chance to do something with this week, and Monday is the start of that.
Mondays mean the Return of Routine
I thrive on routine. My husband is more of a seat-of-the-pants kind of guy. It’s one of the things I love about him, and when he’s home I love our spontaneity. But come Monday, I get back to my schedule and settle back into predictable life. It feels natural to me, and safe, and just plain good.
Mondays Clear my Head
Although I’m far from a party animal, I finish the weekend exhausted and overwhelmed. Monday is a chance for me to clear all that out, make some plans, and recharge.
Yep, I probably have things backwards from most people. But maybe you’ve found something in this post that can help you if not love Mondays, at least get along with them. 🙂
I have always loved Mondays! I enjoy Fridays, but for some reason Mondays have been my favorite day of the week for as long as a I can remember. I loved going to school, and even enjoyed going back to work after a weekend. Mondays are like September: the possibilities are endless 🙂
Yay! Another weirdo like me! 🙂
I love Monday’s too primarily because it’s a fresh start and with fresh starts comes new opportunities!!!! Love, love, love Mondays 🙂
I guess it shouldn’t surprise me that all the Monday-lovers have jumped onto this blog, seeing as it’s been posted on a Monday. I guess the people who hate Mondays are still working on their third coffee. 🙂
Love your perspective shift! Monday’s are a great day for a fresh start – both in terms of our environment and our goals! I appreciate you taking “the road less traveled” with this post! 🙂
Lisa
Haha, thanks Lisa! 🙂