What will you be doing with the extra Coronation bank holiday on 8th May?

Monday 8th May will be a bank holiday in the UK following the Coronation of the King and Queen.

For many of us that means a Monday off work/school to do something different or just relax?

What will you be doing with your extra bank holiday?

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revising

Gives me some extra time to sort out my revision without worrying about classes (and I get to sleep in a little more!) :h:

I had the option to work tomorrow, but accepted the holiday.

We're in the process of trying to buy a house and have four viewings lined-up for tomorrow. That'll have been eight in three days. I want to say ~15 this week. I feel like I have a second full-time job.

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Reply 4

Saracen's Fez

OP

20

I was planning to go to Swansea tomorrow to visit the National Waterfront Museum, given I've never been (to the museum or the city!) but having looked at the weather forecast I will instead be sitting at home and probably watching TV :rofl:

Original post by 1582

I had the option to work tomorrow, but accepted the holiday.

We're in the process of trying to buy a house and have four viewings lined-up for tomorrow. That'll have been eight in three days. I want to say ~15 this week. I feel like I have a second full-time job.

That sounds full-on and draining!

Reply 5

5hyl33n

Volunteer Team, Clearing and Applications Advisor

Revising.

Revising for micreconomics exam in 10 days ;(

Reply 7

lcvedingdong

17

same but for psychology as well in addition.
Do you do AQA?

Original post by joshan12

Revising for micreconomics exam in 10 days ;(

Writing an essay, I finish uni in just over two weeks.

Reply 9

gjd800

20

Slept. Was out to see a band last night and things got heavy.

I didn't go to bed until 5:30am, so I slept until 12:30pm, then I got up and set up my laptop for my son's English tutor lesson, then I pottered around the kitchen dealing with the dishwasher and such, then I did some online Tesco shopping, then I joined my daughter on VR (on Ragnarock to be specific) for 45 minutes, and now I'm about to get a shower and then take another son to his Confirmation meeting at church.

After that I'll be cooking dinner, then probably getting some revision done (if I can be bothered - I really need to but I'm procrastinating), then later reading smallest son a bedtime story, then watching an episode of Fringe with the Confirmation son, then watching some Chinese film with husband, and then to bed for a couple of hours before I have to get up at 6am tomorrow to take daughter to the train station.