Showing posts with label Hour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hour. Show all posts

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Frank Yan of Sacramento on What to do on a 3 Day Weekend







A 3 day weekend is always the most perfect time to enjoy the activities that you most like. If you are like Frank, he typically plans his 3 day weekends 2 weeks prior. Frank Yan will first like to take advantage of leaving his Sacramento home and travel somewhere far. Whether if it’s the Bay Area, Lake Tahoe, a 2 hour driving distance from Sacramento or a 2 hour flight to his favorite destinations Los Angeles, Las Vegas, or San Diego. Frank is up for anything.


If you and your friends have ahead of you a long weekend and still do not know what to do, Frank has a few suggestions and solutions that hopefully will help you take a decision. First of all, you could use the long weekend to sleep. As many of us would say that sleep is something we don’t get enough of. After many hours of work, or study, sleeping without interruption is great. Take it from Frank Yan, he loves his napping. You should do it. You can continue with relaxing activities like reading, getting a massage, go to a show, or even cooking. If you have a pile of books laying round waiting for you to make time to read them, a long weekend is the perfect time to get started. Reading will help you relax once you get lost in words and you discover new worlds, as well as live within what you are reading. If you are sports passionate, you can use your long weekends in an active, yet relaxing manner.


Because sports fill you with energy and excitement, you should take advantage of your free time and energize your batteries. Go to the gym, go jogging, go biking, or simply take long walks in order to make some effort and to relax afterwards. If you enjoy the fun in cooking, a long weekend you will have enough time to try new recipes, cuisines, and to test out new ingredients. You surely will have something new that you would want to try. If you have enough time, you should do it in order to take advantage of many free hours available.


If you consider that your long weekend is not for relaxation, but rather for intense and active activities, you could do to great things, party or travel away. Either one you chose it will be great for you. If you like to travel, like Frank, you can either check some new places in a nearby area, where you can go by tour bus, train, or car or you can opt for a city break away from Sacramento, if you find some low cost airline tickets. Partying will cost you less, but it involves a great need of rest afterwards. If you still prefer it, you can prepare intensively for hard partying and enjoy your long weekend dancing and drinking in or out in town.



Saturday, August 10, 2013

Frank Yan of Sacramento on Your Daily Commute







Frank Yan was stuck in his daily traffic commute today on Interstate 5 going towards Sacramento to his work office at Alldata. So he decided of coming up with ways of either using the time productively or just having fun.


1. Smile at everyone who passes you by
2. Strike up a conversation with the person in the car next to you! Pretend you know them and start by saying: “I haven’t’ seen you ages. How are you?”
3. It doesn’t matter who’s watching you, sing along to the song on the radio at the top of your lungs and Let’s face you probably won’t see these people again if they catch, and if you do who cares.
4. Begin to stare into the sky above and see how many people you can get doing the same. You will be surprised.
5. To de-stress, find a good topical radio station and start calling in and get involved, or call all the radio stations and dedicate some songs to people.


These are some fun activities you may want to try to keep yourself entertained during your daily traffic hour.


On Frank’s daily commute in Sacramento, Frank everyday figures a way to keep him entertained during traffic hour. Frank Yan has a 20-30 minute commute to his Alldata office and during his commute, he may not do all the said above, however he suggests, just have a little fun in your daily commute.