Written on February 19, 2009 – 6:35 pm | by Maria Mihale |
Weekends are the best part of the each and every week; this is something no one can make the question of. Because, let’s be honest, we are all waiting quite beside ourselves for those two days when we’re allowed to do whatever we please, even if our desires might seem the craziest of them all for people around us.

Weekdays are just like a dream come true. Or like heaven on earth. Ok, you might probably think I exaggerate with such comparisons, but when thinking about Friday nights, when I always fall asleep very serene and untroubled, no description seems inconceivable.



The only thing I hate about weekdays is the fact that they fly faster then we’d like them to and that the waiting for them to come is hard and unbearable.

And, if you recognize yourself in the previous sentences, then I’m sure that you’re waiting for the next weekend to make its appearance since Monday morning. If this is so, you would probably be grateful if there was a device to tell you how much longer you must wait for the most blessed days of the week. Well, let me tell you something: such a device exists and has taken the shape of the Weekend Clock.



This clock can be set for whenever your weekend begins. This means that, for example, you can set it for 6pm on Friday and from that moment on it will count down the time you have left until your weekend arrives. If, on the other hand, you’re not the conventional type of guy and your days off aren’t Saturday and Sunday, you can set the clock for any day. Therefore, the Weekend Countdown clock is suited for all sorts of jobs.

Unfortunately, the clock isn’t available yet, if you want to pre-order it, but it is expected to start selling at a price of £19.99 (or$29.45) on Lazybone.