The dreaded "What are YOU doing this weekend?" question!

Got my hair cut today and my hair stylist hit me with that dreaded question...."So what are YOU doing this weekend?" I felt so stupid b/c I just froze and really didn't have an answer! Ugh.

Make up something intriguing and absurd. Tell your stylist that you're building a functional thermonuclear weapon in your garage from surplus components and fissionable material scavenged from refinement facilities across the former Soviet Union. Expect a visit from federal law enforcement.

LMAO!!! Best. Response. Ever.

Nothing exciting. Girlfriend is working all weekend, so I'll do the same. I'm moving in July, so I'll probably start going through things as well, figuring out what to keep and what to toss.

How about....oh, I have some plans.

Haha Hexagram that response was epic!

God I hate that question so much. Just as much as I hate the dreaded questions, "What do you do (for fun)?" and "Who do you hang out with?"

My nephew had university graduation and then we had a little party for him but now I am doing laundry and cleaning

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My hairdresser often asks what I am doing tonight, if I am going out or what not, as I usually going to her Saturday morning.

I am always dreading it as typically Saturday during the day I clean and do chores and at night I catch up on tv shows I missed all week or on reading. I am dating someone but he has three kids all different ages and he always takes them out on Saturdays and helps them With something, and one of his kids is special needs so sometimes there is some unexpected drama involved.

So I am alone on Saturday nights, it is ok not a big deal, I have a demanding job and need to get some rest and chores done. But people act as they feel bad for me I am not out or party Saturdays. Sometimes I lie and say I go do XYZ. Lol

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I hate getting my haircut because the stylist usually talks a lot and I can't talk because I'm panicking.

I hate in the end when they ask "how's that look?" The only thing worse is when you have to face yourself in the mirror the whole time. I don't like people staring at me. It makes no difference that its me staring at myself.

My hairstylist asked me, "Have any plans for tonight?" and I said "I'm going on a date." She made my hair look extra nice

I wasn't lying, but I can see how useful that line would be in the future at a salon

I hate that question. Online though I just don't bother to answer.

My students (many of them) always ask me that on Fridays. Often it is because they want to talk about theirs. So I say something I plan and change topic on "how about yours" and they always have a lot to say. But these are kids.

I wonder if you can try it with adults say "oh not much and how about you?" Bet they will have a lot to say

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