Do you have a relaxing Saturday planned? I WISH I did!

I think every day has a touch of uncertainty to it. Even when you 'know' what you're going to do, it doesn't always work out the way you expect, sometimes better, sometimes worse. I hope your day goes well and your kid client is home, your buddy wants to jam and the person comes to pick up the speakers. I love the peacefulness of your picture.

After having kids, I've learned to deal with some uncertainty better . . . I've always been a planned-out kinda person. So these days I don't mind it so much - as long as it's a "good" uncertainty.

Oh yes, it does... I'm no good with just 'play it by ear' kinda thing... The mysterious disappearance of client's files would bother me too... Anyway, have a good weekend!

I've been having a very lazy day today.

Weekends are always boring / relaxing for me. Nothing to really do.

The best laid plans often go awry. That's why we have plan B, C and D. Have you ever looked back on a day and realized it turned out completely different than you thought was going to happen in the morning? That's what makes life fun.

Yes, uncertainty does bother me at times. I tend to go with the worst scenario in my head. Trying to change that.

I do not like uncertainty either at all. It's not a good feeling to me. I am at home but relaxing? Well...maybe a little. I am babysitting and of course taking care of my 1 year old and 1 month old. =)

Uncertainty is the thing that bothers me most. I had a relaxed Saturday, I waited for no one and I was free to use my time as I liked.

I would be worried about those files that somehow walked off.

For the fifth day straight, I will spend part of the day working at the store. This is a regular day for me, the others were all fill ins for others. After today though, I don't work until Wednesday, then will be off for a full week. Too much time at work dampens my enthusiasm for the place. I think I'll sign up for some guitar lessons and consider "retiring" again.

Yes it does! Yes I relaxed driving the riding mower for a few hours.

Yes, I get major anxiety. Cool trail.

Uncertainty does bother me - it keeps one as they say "in limbo"

We had a wedding and had a great time, one of the best ever at a wedding.

I like knowing when I have nothing to do, and I like knowing when I have something to do. Not knowing whether or not I'm going to be doing something bugs me no end.

Yes, I dislike uncertainty. I feel unsettled all day long! I did relax, though. I sat and watched the fish for a couple of hours. The sharks ask to get out of the tank, so I set them down in a shallow pan of water on the floor so they could see what I was doing. One is more interested in finding food, but the other watches me and seems to be responding to me when he hears me talking. Who knows, really... I sure don't!

I do not like it when people make plans then change at the last minute while you have put your life on hold to meet and greet them. I had been busy this weekend but I am ready for the new week now! I Hope you got your jamming session as I know you will feel nice and relaxed afterwards!

Oh yes, I had a mandatory day of relaxation today, mandated by my old body. It let me know via pain in my foot and knee. On the bright side, it's better today than yesterday, when it mandated that I use a cane to walk around. On the other hand, I quite often mandate a day of relaxation just for funs. Those are the best days. Funny that I have to schedule a day off, since I've been retired for over ten years. But there it is. Oh yeah, the uncertainty question. I assume you're not talking about this or the question posed by the thought experiment known as Schrödinger's cat. Except in a way you are. In the case of the "cat" I'm usually inclined to open the "door", if for nothing else than to have that question collapse into one reality or the other. In other words, I certainly would drive by the student's house to determine if he's at home. Then I'd go home to see if the guy calls or comes by about the speakers. And I'd probably call my buddy to get an update on the jam. In this day of cell phones, the calls are easier to manage. And with a car, so is the question of the student being home. Another alternative is to take that hike that your photo suggests, and take it alone. Let all those other people deal with it. The world won't stop spinning if none of those questions are answered.

I do dislike that uncertainty, not knowing what other people might do!