Coding in the Coffee Shop

I spend most of my days at work coding away on projects that can feel like a never-ending stream of deadlines and meetings. But lately, I've been trying to carve out some time outside of the office to code just for fun. Every weekend, I head to this cozy little coffee shop with outlets in every corner, and I set up camp there for hours. It's funny because it feels so similar to being at work, but the environment is so much more relaxed. I've started working on a personal project that has nothing to do with my job; it’s just something I’m passionate about, like building a new app or game. It’s incredibly satisfying and surprisingly challenging too. But here's where it gets interesting: I find myself checking the time constantly, not because of work deadlines, but because this little coffee shop closes at 9 PM sharp. I know there's no real reason to rush, but every second feels precious. Is this just me overthinking or is anyone else out there coding with a sense of urgency in their downtime? Should I be more laid-back about it?