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Bah.


I spent most of the long weekend and an additional day that I took off, reading Calvin and Hobbes. Needless to say, when I woke up this morning, I was in a delirium, because I felt like this:


Just thought I should tell you this! Wish me luck for a long day ahead..

Signing out,
Sigh. I need me more long weekends.








Picture Courtesy: Of Course, Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson

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  1. LOL..My day everyday..
    Anyway, you have a great day today.

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  2. Yayy!!! Me first..:)

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  3. @dil..: Yeah! You are first! How come? Arn't you supposed to be sleeping by now? :e
    My day everyday too, unfortunately!
    You have a great day too! :a

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  4. Look at the bright side - only 4 days to go for the weekend!

    That's what I tell myself every Tuesday :(

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  5. Doesn't that happen only on Mondays?

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  6. Hehe! Have a niceee day! :D
    I am SO waiting for Friday! It is helping me sail through this week :D Yay me! Oh, and touchwood!

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  7. @Piyu: Yeah, true! But FOUR DAYS is a lot!

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  8. @BK Sir: I took an off on Monday. So.

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  9. @DI: You too! :a
    Oh and Friday you leave for London? :n Touchwood!

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  10. Monday today :C
    Have a gr8 day

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  11. @PNA: Sigh. You too have a great day! :a

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  12. That happens to me everyday..:b
    Try to have a good day..

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  13. yep..v go to war thinking of peace..v slog 6 days to get that wonderful weekend..cheers friend:)

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  14. I hope you had a great day and you managed to stay awake in the office,ya ? :i

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  15. He so very well understands me....:D I feel shame to shame....:D

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  16. Replace all the school thing with work...an office and my name ...I just feel the same :( I hate going to work monday mrnings.......... :(

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  17. hehehehe reminds me of Monday blues :P

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  18. :D
    if only every weekend was a long one :D

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  19. @Ramesh: Hehe! Going to war thinking of peace! Brilliant! :a
    Welcome here! :a

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  20. @Scribbler: I managed to stay awake! Yayy! :c
    Hope you had a great day too! :a

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  21. @Ravan: Heylo! Welcome here! :a
    Yesh. Calvin does understand most of lazy bums very well! :d

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  22. @Crystaldewdrops: Yeah, same here! HATE work on Mondays and all the other days that follow! :i

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  23. @Wildflower: It totally does! :a

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  24. @Rajlakshmi: Yeah, I just transfered my Monday blues to Tuesday because I took an off on Monday! :c

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  25. @Celestialrays: Sigh. Amen to that.

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  26. @Comfy: Sigh. What can I say? Same pinch! Hope you have a good day today!

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  27. Oh I love Calvin and Hobbes. I totally feel like Calvin. I don't want to study. I don't want any exams! But... Sigh. Thank you for posting this strip. Wishing you loads of luck :a

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  28. Well, the weekend is almost here. So cheer up :-)

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  29. @Ajay: Thanks Ajay! Wish you luck for your exams too! :a

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  30. hey...just discovered your blog...must say a fantastic piece of art...keep going...

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  31. @Mr. Lemon: Thanks! :h
    Welcome here! :a

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  32. Wow! me too a huge fan of Calvin & Hobbes :a
    Loved your blog layout Preeti and your comment section has real cool smileys.
    Beware, for you'll see me stalk you often from now :I

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  33. @Dialoguewithyou: Hehe! I LOVE stalkers on my blog! :i
    Welcome here! :a

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  34. Hopped in here from CB's.
    Love your blog...esp, loved the post about judging ppl :D

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  35. @Scorpia: Danke, girl! :h
    Welcome here! :a

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  36. Hahaha!

    Nice title... for this post. Thats what my baby shona says when he doesn't want to be fed any more. Does that mean I have a li'l Calvin in my arms... ?!!

    P.S. If yes... then am wondering what to do about Hobbes. He is semi-retired now... and just ventured into commentating...

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  37. @Roshmi: Hahahaa! Calvin in your arms! :c
    That's gonna be fun! :a
    Don't worry, every kid finds his own Hobbes! Shona will also come up with someone! :a

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