nuraman00
Well-Known Member
Fun is a relative term specific to the person having or lacking the fun or lack thereof. I do have things that I anticipate to have been fun but weren't or to be fun that I don't know if it will be. Yes, past and present tense mean nothing as I'm responding to a past post about a future event that already happened and to which I hadn't addressed yet. And yes, I know, all posts are in the past. At least all those in which I could respond to, unless I anticipated the future posts, in which you'd either tell me to anticipate or I would figure it out some other way.
And then there were some things that were fun. Mostly gardened this weekend, which I hate to do. Not because I hate gardening, it's just that I hate to do gardening. Gardening by itself is great. Doing it, not so much. Took my daughter to the gym. Well, not a workout gym, but a kids' play place gym.
As to upcoming weekends, nothing planned, all accidental. We planned our baby for almost a year (damn breastfeeding!), so no more planning for me. I plan on not planning on anything. Just having it. Weekends are weird when you don't have a full-time job. It's basically time where everyone else is free and you cannot contact employers.
How can I have something fun planned soon? I mean, it's either planned or it isn't planned. I have no idea whether I will plan it soon or plan it later. But it isn't planned yet to happen soon. I mean, if I plan something for next weekend that isn't really planned soon, unless you see next weekend as soon. I see it as planned next weekend, but also, since I already planned it, hypothetically, it would have been planned already, not planned soon, regardless of your definition of "soon."
A gym like these?
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If you have a fun event already planned in the near future, then you have something fun planned soon.
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