In his column (I do remember it was a male writer but unfortunately I can't recall his name), the author aimed to restore some credibility to a day that falls in the middle of our weekdays and which seems to be generally overlooked by most of us; or at least, we tend to skip over it in our discourse when making any remarks regarding our weekly life.
This is roughly the essence of his column: we tend to talk gloomily about Monday when Sunday is nearing to its end; once we have managed to walk onto Tuesday we seem to be relieved that Monday has gone by without much distress and, unconciously, we move forward onto Thursday as we start visualizing the weekend, ¨thank god, it's Thursday, one more day before the weekend is here¨....Friday's knowledge that we will soon shake off our working constraints brightens the day up despite a likely feeling of exhaustion; Saturday and Sunday are back and we're in command of our lives again!
So, what about Wednesday?! Nothing much to be said about Wednesday!!!
I wanted to find some music related to Wednesday, ...even if the lyrics don't match my post Simon&Garfunkel are always worth listening to.
Have a good Sunday :O)!
En los Estados Unidos, miércoles se llama, "Hump Day." Por cualquiera razón, cuando una persona llega a miércoles, hay un sentimento de alivo. Cuando la persona llega a miércoles, él o ella piensa que pueda durar hasta viernes, porque hay solamente dos días más. :)
ResponderEliminarMuchas gracias por tu comentario; no lo sabía y me gusta la expresión. La añadiré en el título del post. ;O)
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