- Drink coffee.
- Avoid people.
- Read High Fidelity. Go for a walk.
- Drink more coffee.
- Keep avoiding people.
- Romanticize going to 7-11.
- Rewatch ‘The Apartment’ for a thousandth times
- Then rewatch ‘The Empire Strikes Back’
- Buy fruit with unrealistic optimism.
- Sit somewhere fancy and order only a drink.
- Pretend your life takes place in locations from the Before Trilogy.
- Stretch dramatically like a Victorian woman with tuberculosis.
- Delete three screenshots you no longer understand.
- Open LinkedIn. Close LinkedIn immediately.
- Wear an outfit to impress your dog.
- Become emotionally attached to a bakery.
- Say “I deserve this” before purchasing iced coffee.
- Avoid productivity content like it carries infectious disease.
- Be yourself but also be mysterious.
- Listen to Clairo and sing along.
- Ignore at least one unnecessary opinion.
- Go outside and remember the best things in life are free.
- Walk around a bookstore like an unemployed philosopher.
- Rearrange your room. Rearrange it back.
- Drink water like healing is your side hustle.
- Stop trying to optimize every aspect of your existence.
- Let yourself be average at something.
- Eat noodles at an unreasonable hour.
- Make eye contact with a dog. Receive spiritual clarity.
- Stop checking social media, especially that darn Twitter.
- Say “it is what it is” and actually mean it.
- Watch rich people’s problems on TV from the safety of your own bed.
- Clean one small corner of your life.
- Forgive yourself for being slightly insane all the time.
- Walk slower. Be gentle.
- Moisturize like your enemies are watching.
- Wear sunglasses indoors briefly. Feel Jennie.
- Don’t turn every hobby into a business model.
- Stand near the river and suddenly become philosophical.
- Let yourself disappear for a day.
- Remember that not every unanswered question requires closure.
- Stop refreshing your email. Nothing life-changing is happening there on a Saturday.
- Light a candle and fix absolutely nothing.
- Accept that some weekends are for thriving and some are for horizontal recovery.
- Buy flowers for your mom.
- Laugh at your past self with tenderness.
- Leave one conversation early. Protect your aura.
- Be grateful your younger self survived long enough to become this version of you.
- Drink one final coffee.
- Continue avoiding people respectfully.
50 Ways To Have A Good Weekend
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About the author
Sophia Bennett is an art historian and freelance writer with a passion for exploring the intersections between nature, symbolism, and artistic expression. With a background in Renaissance and modern art, Sophia enjoys uncovering the hidden meanings behind iconic works and sharing her insights with art lovers of all levels.
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