How do you know when it’s time to go?

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1. At a party I go when I start feeling sleepy

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3. Ha! So the title and started thinking along the lines of..God, and death..zombies and ghouls..lol
   I usually know its time to leave when I get all fidgety or when everyone is staring at each other with glazed eyes and keeping quiet!
   If its a party..usually when I can’t stand up straight any longer..LOL

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   1. Yeah, I thought of death too! Before I read further, I was thinking, “Damn, this is a depressing question . . . “

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4. sigh..wordpress should have an “edit comment” button for those that are prone to typos..I meant “saw” not “so”.

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   1. yea I agree, they should also have a delete comment option. Too bad they don’t. At a party I usually go when I’m having difficulty standing, but if I am out with friends then I usually leave if it just starts getting uncomfortable. Like no one know what else to say 🙂

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5. When it`s already done,and if i think i m finish ,Time for me to go 🙂

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6. When you know you’re no longer enjoying the conversation. When your mind dictates you that it’s time to go… 🙂

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7. For a party? When you accidentally(?) walked in to someone in the toilet and you still insist on using it by making a random excuse.

   Coffee with a friend? After two hours or so … easy as that …

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8. Usually about 15 minutes too late…

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   1. Hahaha, I loved your reply. 🙂

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9. My wife will tell me … come to think of it … I often wonder how it was that I knew it was time to go, when I did not have a wife.

   DS

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10. I wrote about this not too long ago!

    Coffee for the Road: Your Cue to Go Home

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11. I usually decide in advance when I’ll leave. Hour and a half for coffee or lunch with a friend, 3 hours for a party, unless it’s rockin’, in which case I’ll stay until the host says “Get the hell out.”

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12. “lets have a coffee”, that’s our signal, whenever we are at a party or just our usual weekenders get together

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13. I know it’s time to go when one of three things happen: my companion needs to go, or I have an appointment, or there is nothing more to be gained, in the most spiritual sense of the word, from the interaction. For either of you.

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14. I stay til I get bored.

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15. It’s time to go when it’s OVER. Doesn’t matter what it is: a party, a relationship, life, the movie, a day on the beach….

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16. It’s time to go when it takes effort to start something new. A good party develops on its own without anybody really trying to initiate an activity for everybody to join. It just happens on its own.

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17. Foot tapping, nervous tics and eye twitching are usually signs that I might have overstayed my visit. Conversations that hang in mid-air while you await a response, and eye rolls if you pose another question are also great cues to get the heck out of there and head home. (Actually, I make a habit to arrive late and leave early so that I don’t commit any of these offenses.)

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18. When you are given the hint that the host is tired. You get the message when they start to clean up.

    A Fun Gift Shop

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19. It’s time to go when it’s OVER. Doesn’t matter what it is: a party, a relationship, life, the movie, a day on the beach….

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20. I will post tomorrow, I am sleepy. Too many trick or treaters here.

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21. Childhood lesson(s) that imparts wisdom on when is is time to go….

    http://seraphim6.wordpress.com/2011/10/30/make-plate-then-go

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22. When out with a friend …when we get to the awkward silences.

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23. The (F) secret to a long life
    Is knowing (C) when it’s time to go (G)
    The secret to a long life
    Is knowing when it’s time to go
    – Michelle Shocked

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24. When things are done and said. It is time for adieu

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