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The week includes seven days. In fact, every week in our lives includes seven days. There is a Mrs Monday that I detest. Then there is Mr. Tuesday that plays with his mustache every Tuesday. Before you even know the word of it, Professor Wednesday is haunting you. The next day Ms. Thursday visits you and squeezes the last of the energy you have left. Almost dead as you are Miss Friday comes to cheer you up. She begs you to use your last powers to enjoy the day and relax. The day after, in the afternoon, Mrs Saturday comes to wake you up and helps you to do homeworks and clean the whole house while she is playing upbeating music. Tired as you are after the hard Saturday, Sunday comes with its laziness. Mr. Sunday smokes his cigarettes and prepares …show more content…

I just began thinking that maybe this essay should be how I feel about Wednesday Addams. Or not. Would it even be valid, then? Honestly, all Wednesdays are so different from one another that it is de facto very hard to talk about Wednesdays in general. Sometimes it snows on a Wednesday. Sometimes it rains, and in different circumstances the sun shines bright or it is foggy. Furthermore, it depends on my mood how I feel about a Wednesday. It would be easier if I could describe a specific Wednesday. Another option could be that I described Monday, or Friday, or even Saturday. Sunday could work too. Those are days that I can say something specific about and I actually know how I feel about them. But no! Everything has to be so hard in this life that I even have to open up my feelings towards a weekday- Wednesday- like it was a human being. If I have to say something interesting about this day, it may be that I was born on a Wednesday. Or perhaps it was Thursday? Who knows! This is the part where I start wondering if I chose the right subject. This one was the most appealing, however hardest to write, I realize now. Why did I not take the autobiographical essay or that one about if we were alone? At least I could have written something that makes more sense. Is it too late to change that now? Probably. Let me just carry on with this subject about the “magical”

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