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Fidélia Pissarra's opinion: I hate Mondays

Jornal O Interior5 September 2026 at 10:00

This is an opinion piece by Fidélia Pissarra titled "I Hate Mondays." In the text, the author reflects that, unfortunately, it is the calendar that seems to command our lives, not dreams. The author notes that despite the seasons no longer being very reliable, the calendar maintains the power to organize people's routines.

With some exceptions, on Monday people start the work week. In the month of August, vacation follows, with the expected return in September. The article appears to be incomplete, ending with "[...]," which suggests the author could further develop her thoughts on the relationship between time, work, and personal life.

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