I am a bit of all three. Big things get planned, staying home is fun too and leaves room for spontaneity!
This weekend is suppose to snow, with ice, and more snow... so I will probably stay home and scoop snow...

Going to work. I don't have weekends anymore. Today I was off. So now I'll be in my room alone. Like every weekend I've had for 2 years.

I'm doing all three. Plus having to work tomorrow.

Friday when I wake up... I listen to a song I wrote "mis oraciones de fin de semana"... that's get me started right. It's my ritual. Tonight going Dancing and to listen to old salsa veteran... trombonist Lewis Kahn. Tomorrow: depends of tonight, but in Agenda the "A So Important March against Guns". Sunday too far out to plan. It is my first weekend in DC since back from Florida. What I declined? Going to NYC for a mass for my departed brother in law, BD was this past Tuesday.

I always like to plan my day. It's exciting. Besides, if you know what you need to do in advance, you will be more productive. From early childhood, my father taught me to plan my tomorrow before going to bed and write down all my plans, which you must fulfill. And it helps me a lot in terms of doing things right away and not waiting until I have the desire or time. Every time I go to bed, I take my phone and write down in notes what I will do tomorrow. If I have a day off tomorrow, then, in this case, I have a whole list of ideas on the site <a href="https://thefemaleprofessional.com/girls-weekend-ideas" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" class="forumlink">[thefemaleprofessional.com]]([thefemaleprofessional.com] /, which is unlikely to end. Therefore, I will always find something to do or what kind of vacation to choose. It would be interesting to know if you are planning your vacation?