What do everyone do on weekends?

Everyone is taking a rest, but I am still working hard and reviewing. The greatest pain in life is to smash a hot potato after happiness comes too suddenly.

For college students, weekends are holidays, where they can eat, sleep and play Doudou. According to my previous Saturdays and Sundays, we had to take elective courses on Saturdays, and I was particularly unlucky because every elective course was taken very early in the morning. I have to get up early to go to class. They say that if a university doesn’t skip classes, it won’t be a perfect university. But I really didn’t skip classes. I even had a note, haha.

I was finally able to sleep in on Sunday, and the morning almost passed like this. Then I get up, wash up, go to the cafeteria to have a meal, and then come back to sleep again. Weekdays are just for fun and watching TV shows. But, this is just a happy and decadent life. My ordinary life is not as happy as this. This happiness only lasts for the first month of school. After that, my things are arranged every week.

Some time ago, I joined the school’s national flag guard team. This club does not have weekends. We have to train at two o'clock on Sunday afternoon, and then train until about 5:30, and we are basically done in one afternoon. Then I had a professional class at 6 o'clock on Sunday evening, and this Sunday basically passed like this.

There are many classmates in my dormitory. They are very leisurely on Saturdays and Sundays. After taking elective courses every week, they are basically fine. Then we would meet up to go shopping together, go out to eat, etc. Of course, there are also many people who use this time to go work-study. But in college, Sundays are more decadent. Many boys in our class play games in the dormitory without even leaving the dormitory door.

And now that King of Glory is so popular, the biggest problem is no longer primary school students, but female college students. We have a roommate like this in our dormitory, who really plays games on his mobile phone every day. She could stay in the dormitory for two days without going out, playing games all the time without stopping. In addition to eating, she also ordered takeout or had someone bring it home. This was how she spent her weekends.

I don’t even have the word weekend at all now, and I work in the Admissions Office every day. Recently we have almost finished classes and are reviewing for the final exam. But since I won't be home during the holidays, I recommended working here. I feel that I am so lucky to have such an opportunity, but I didn't expect that I can only answer the phone here and review in the evening. When others were idle, I became busy again. I spend my Saturdays and Sundays with the phone.

Hard-working people are the most beautiful, and we are also struggling during weekends.