Hump Day Happenings: 7 Things You Should Do On A Wednesday
As weird as this may sound there is scientific proof that some days are better than others to get certain activities done. Reader's Digest rounded up some of that research and came up with 7 things that are good to do on a Hump Day!
Laundry
Since I'm still a laundromat patron, I can tell you from experience that Wednesday truly is a good day to go in & get this chore done. It's usually pretty quiet and a lot of machines are open and ready to go.
Grocery Shopping
Stores are less crowded and weekly discounts are usually out.
Weigh yourself
Not kidding, research shows that you weigh the least on Friday, and the most on Sunday night, but kind of like the Three Bears, your Wednesday weight should be "just right" - -or the most accurate picture of where your weight is.
Go On A Date
Think of it as a midweek reward for a life well-lived. Many bars and restaurants have specials to entice people in during the week and again places should be much less crowded.
Get Married
If all those midweek dates go well, perhaps a Wednesday wedding wouldn't be out of the question. The main benefit, of course, is price. Some venues offer discounts for midweek events and you won't be competing with everyone else for your favorite DJs, photographers, and other vendors.
Take A Flight
Travel experts agree that Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the cheapest days to fly. However, as a recent traveler who bought a ticket for a Wednesday flight, I didn't notice anything cheap about it. I guess it depends on where you're flying to, from Sioux Falls.
Take Off From Work
I'm not sure there is a bad day to take off from work. But the Reader's Digest people seem to think that this is the best day to recharge or get all those chores done, so you have the weekend free.
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