What a terrible nursery rhyme, but one that I not only have heard often, it often echoes in my head. You see, I was born on a Wednesday. I have also suffered from depression since I was a teenager, thus being “full of woe.” I think I should have been born on a Sunday. I am gay after all, but woe is me, I was born on a Wednesday. I would love to know what day of the week you were born on. If you don’t know, you can always find out by using a perpetual calendar, such as this one https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/generate.html in which you put in your year and a year-long calendar appears. So what day of the week were you born and is this nursery rhyme a fitting example of your personality?
A blog about LGBTQ+ History, Art, Literature, Politics, Culture, and Whatever Else Comes to Mind. The Closet Professor is a fun (sometimes tongue-in-cheek, sometimes very serious) approach to LGBTQ+ Culture.
Pages
▼
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Wednesday’s Woes
11 comments:
Thank you for commenting. I always want to know what you have to say. However, I have a few rules:
1. Always be kind and considerate to others.
2. Do not degrade other people's way of thinking.
3. I have the right to refuse or remove any comment I deem inappropriate.
4. If you comment on a post that was published over 14 days ago, it will not post immediately. Those comments are set for moderation. If it doesn't break the above rules, it will post.
Saturday, here. It holds true for me. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to retire.
ReplyDeleteTuesday here. "Full of grace"? Well, not as a dancer, anyway! But in the sense of an unruffled personality, tactful, making others feel at ease, yes. Combine that with my zodiacal sign, Libra (balanced, in harmony with others), and I'd say Tuesday's "grace" fits me as much as anything else in the poem.
ReplyDeleteThursday. I have far to go. I can't decide if that means I have big things ahead of me, or if it's going to take me forever to get there. Sunday would be more appropriate for me, too.
ReplyDeleteMonday here. Fair of face. Coming from Ireland what else would you expect.
ReplyDeleteI’m a Saturday’s child born 45 minutes before the end of the day. I have worked hard throughout my life so that applies—and more than the other days' descriptions.
ReplyDeleteBut you're correct about the poem; it's just weird. Good post question, though. And thanks for the calendar link. I never knew my day of birth.
I'm a Tuesday man.
ReplyDeleteFull of grace maybe as many told me that I have like an aura and is a very talented as an artist.
Oh my goodness! I just discovered that I, too, was born on a Wednesday! Although I never considered myself prone to bouts of depression, that would explain a few past episodes in my life of 70 years.
ReplyDeleteI am a Thursday child. Missed being a Wednesday Kid by 2 hours.
ReplyDeleteAnother Wednesday's child here, but I think I show signs of all 7 days. At least I hope so. I just want to know why the original writer had a thing against Wednesday babies.
ReplyDeleteSunday here, born at eight in the morning. Like Susan, I had no idea of what day I was born. Interesting.
ReplyDeleteA Saturday Leo here
ReplyDelete