At least two senators, Lindsey Graham and Rob Portman, said the real action was in the House, which appeared ready to plunge into another weekend of work.
On Sunday, the golfers will pack their bags and head to the Arizona desert, another tournament in the books, another weekend of work done.
As Hurricane Harvey approached Texas, Judy Levison, a sixty-seven-year-old physician and professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Baylor College of Medicine, got ready for a long weekend of work.
I am about to argue with Professor Shell, to point out that I don't know a lot of Zen-like managers (most simply offer extra pay for a weekend of work, which isn't exactly the right message for a toddler) and that maybe an excess of emotion at home is what makes it a home.
That said, dreamers who thought this would ultimately prove one of the better ways to launch successful startups are now presented with proof that building companies generally takes much more than a fun weekend of work among peers, particularly in this economic climate.
Written in the breaks between a weekend of working in the garden due to unseasonably warm weather.
Outsiders might view these primarily untended plots as the weekend equivalent of work camps, full of a slate of catch-up chores and the unceasing demands of hundreds of little vegetative voices: water me, feed me, weed me, protect me.
Mr. Muller first became known for the nomadic "Three-Day Weekend" exhibitions of work by friends and acquaintances, which he started organizing in 1994 while attending the California Institute of the Arts.
Recently, a crowd of such optimists came together for a "hackathon," a weekend of intense work and little sleep, as part of a nonprofit project called Creative Currency.
Colonel Warden decreed that the turbo prop idea should be dropped in favor of jet engines, then ordered the group back to their hotel room for their weekend of frenzied work.
"The final products of a weekend of hard work, ready to be sent out," she wrote in a caption accompanying the picture.
