Wednesday's child is full of Woe
Aug. 17th, 2005 11:24 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
charliesmumI wrote that subject line only because today isWednesday, and I'm in a bit of a bad mood for some reason, possibly hormonal, and then was suddenly full of curiosity as to what day I was born, because I had been told once upon a time that it was a Tuesday, but wasn't sure if that was correct. So I went to the calendar section of my Outlook and hit the back button* until I got to May of 1967 and lo and behold, I was born on a Wednesday.
Becoming thoroughly obsessed with this now, I Googled 'Monday's Child' to see if Wednesday's child was, indeed, full of woe and found this site wherein you put your date of birth and it tells you what you are, and then gives a nice little explanation to make one feel better about the fact one was born on the one day in the poem that has a negative word in it.
Charlie was born on a Friday. I know this, as I was there, but still had to put it in so I could see what the 'meaning' was. He is a joy to everyone around him. Well, duh.
And now I have completely forgotten the reason for starting this post in the first place.
*Which totally put a plot bunny in my mind - what if one did that and actually travelled in time?
Becoming thoroughly obsessed with this now, I Googled 'Monday's Child' to see if Wednesday's child was, indeed, full of woe and found this site wherein you put your date of birth and it tells you what you are, and then gives a nice little explanation to make one feel better about the fact one was born on the one day in the poem that has a negative word in it.
Charlie was born on a Friday. I know this, as I was there, but still had to put it in so I could see what the 'meaning' was. He is a joy to everyone around him. Well, duh.
And now I have completely forgotten the reason for starting this post in the first place.
*Which totally put a plot bunny in my mind - what if one did that and actually travelled in time?
