"nes": (F), born.
- http://www.willdurant.com/glossary.htm
Wednesday is the day of the week between Tuesday and Thursday. The name comes from the Old English Wódnesdæg meaning the day of Woden, commonly known as Odin in Modern English. The astrological sign of the planet Mercury represents Wednesday, which was Dies Mercurii to the Romans. In English, this became Woden's Day, since the Roman god Mercury was identified with the Germanic god Woden in northern Europe.
- Wikipedia
Well, no-one I know was actually born today, so never mind that.
Ever been so tired and stressed that you are past the depressed part and into the happy-go-lucky / nothing can stop me now stage?
I think a new instance of sanity neediness has been born on a Wódnesdæg.
Anyway, I was walking along the school fence after (for those who do not trust me) school, when a Primary school child shouted: "Wha up my n****!"
Cute?, frown, continue walking. I mean this happens everyday, doesn't it?
Just minding your own business when some grade 8/9 boy tells the whole world about his mother's ....
And what happens? His friends giggle and you feel like slapping the curses out of his tiny brain. Nothing more.
This is school. And I'm sounding like a klooster koek, but do I care? No.
There goes the "nothing can stop me now" stage :|
It looks as if it's going to rain, but the clouds are proving quite resilliant today.
So, homework isn't going to get done by itself...
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