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nd up in the same spot three hours later — no snacks, crumbs on my face, and too lazy to cook dinner (it is my turn tonight).In all likelihood, the thought of pizza would pop up in my head. Maybe even a dessert?All I then need to do is make space for my husband on the couch, and we could have a movie night with pizza — a perfect Friday evening!Well, there’s nothing wrong with wanting to relax on any day of the week.But instead of turning on the TV right away, can I resist the temptation for another two hours?Maybe take a walk in the nearby park, quickly grab groceries, or do some bit of cleaning I had planned for the weekend?I can still order that pizza if I really want one, watch that movie with my husband, and have enough time to enjoy the rest of my night.But I know I’ll feel less guilty.So, being a good girl today, with no gym because it

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is my rest day and stormy winds preventing walks, I sit on the couch.Instead of turning on the TV, I write this story!Then I go to the kitchen, make some guacamole and a quick sandwich because I don’t feel like cooking anything elaborate.After a 30-minute debate without settling on a movie, my husband and I opt to continue with one of our current favorite shows, a Hindi one on Netflix called “Gulaabs and Guns.”I then quickly edit the story and publish it!Yay!! 😊That is a productive use of those few hours without giving up my Friday night fun!Perhaps tomorrow I will give in to the temptation, who knows?Here’s wishing everyone a happy and fulfilling weekend! ❤As always, your support and feedback mean the world to me. Thank you for being a part of my journey. Until next time, happy reading! 💜</article></body>

Laptop Off, TV On, And The Choices in Between

Transitioning from one screen to another

As the clock hit 5:30 PM on a Friday, I happily close my work laptop, relieved that the workweek is over.

Now, my “free” time could begin.

I leave my work corner and go to the living room. The couch looks comfy, and I remember the exciting cliffhanger from the last episode of my favorite series.

Snacks catch my eye, and I imagine a TV and snack session.

But, I know it is a slippery slope.

If I start that at 5:30 PM, I’ll end up in the same spot three hours later — no snacks, crumbs on my face, and too lazy to cook dinner (it is my turn tonight).

In all likelihood, the thought of pizza would pop up in my head. Maybe even a dessert?

All I then need to do is make space for my husband on the couch, and we could have a movie night with pizza — a perfect Friday evening!

Well, there’s nothing wrong with wanting to relax on any day of the week.

But instead of turning on the TV right away, can I resist the temptation for another two hours?

Maybe take a walk in the nearby park, quickly grab groceries, or do some bit of cleaning I had planned for the weekend?

I can still order that pizza if I really want one, watch that movie with my husband, and have enough time to enjoy the rest of my night.

But I know I’ll feel less guilty.

So, being a good girl today, with no gym because it is my rest day and stormy winds preventing walks, I sit on the couch.

Instead of turning on the TV, I write this story!

Then I go to the kitchen, make some guacamole and a quick sandwich because I don’t feel like cooking anything elaborate.

After a 30-minute debate without settling on a movie, my husband and I opt to continue with one of our current favorite shows, a Hindi one on Netflix called “Gulaabs and Guns.”

I then quickly edit the story and publish it!

Yay!! 😊

That is a productive use of those few hours without giving up my Friday night fun!

Perhaps tomorrow I will give in to the temptation, who knows?

Here’s wishing everyone a happy and fulfilling weekend! ❤

As always, your support and feedback mean the world to me. Thank you for being a part of my journey. Until next time, happy reading! 💜