Sunday evening
Sunday evening
Every weekend, it happen.
After two days of freedom, during which you were spending your time doing all the things you couldn't have done, the sunday evening come.
As a result, you become demoralized because it's the end of the weekend and you want to stop the time imagining that you can save some precious minutes.
But you cannot, the night come, then you go to your bed and monday arrive.
And you? How do you feel during your Sunday evening?
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Sunday Evening*
Every weekend, it happens.
After two days of freedom, during which you were spending had spent** your time doing all the things you couldn't have done (during the week), the Sunday evening comes.
As a result, you become demoralized because it's the end of the weekend and you want to stop the time imagining {better: thinking} that you can save some precious minutes.
But you cannot, the night comes, then you go to your bed and Monday arrives.
And you? How do you feel during your Sunday evening?
*Main words in titles are capitalized
**This was a span of time in the past, so it needs the past perfect tense.
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Sunday evening
Every weekend, it happens.After two days of freedom, during which you were spending your time doing all the things you couldn't do, the sunday evening comes.
As a result, you will become demoralized because it's the end of the weekend and you want to stop the time imagining that you can save some precious minutes.
But you cannot, the night comes, then you go to your bed and monday arrives.
And you? How do you feel during your Sunday evening?
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