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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Nick Rockel

Hmm - I'm Wednesday's child - "Full of woe" in the nursery rhyme! We were damned from the off - there's an old English poem which recounts how people believed anyone born on a Wednesday will have a life full of bad luck and trouble.

Anyway - Stones every time.

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Nick Rockel

Don't forget Scaffold. They did mention Wednesday "Wednesday's Roast Beef" in their song 'Today's Monday' The song is up on YouTube :)

Lyrics:

Today's Sunday, today's Sunday, Sunday is church...

Saturday is payday

Friday is fish

Thursday is shephard's pie

Wednesday is roast beef

Tuesday is soup

Monday is washing day

Is everybody happy? You bet you life we aaaaare!

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Mar 8, 2023Liked by Nick Rockel

I quite like a good Wednesday, me.

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Nick Rockel

Like

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Mar 8, 2023Liked by Nick Rockel

I like every day, they're all much the same, a dog walk, or coffee, or backgammon game, a wee bit of work on the ever-present Zoom, some weeding, some planting, some pushing the broom, a chat with the neighbours, the beach for a swim, a trip to the shops, give the jasmine a trim, read a book and my Listener and some on-line writing, an invite to dinner sounds very inviting, talk to my family and friends on the phone, plan some more travel - I'm never alone!

The Saturday songs made me think of Another Saturday Night.

Very enjoyable thank you!

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I liked Ruby Tuesday too. The refrain at least- no clue what the rest was - Nor did I know it was the Rolling Stones. Beatles were better. Wednesday was half way to the weekend as workers from the 60s and before will remember

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"... Wednesday 's child is full of woe. ... " etc

Even that ancient poem was negative about Wednesday 😆

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