Monday or Moanday

Twosday the same

Day-between-2-Ts  the same

Thursday   same 

                   etcetera etcetera etc etc late Middle English Latin ceterus  left over  evolved  Latin et and  and cetera the rest

the same day in an out  

one might spose tha boring NOPE 

                                   from one day to the next he never knew whamight showup whawas on the agenda be it dreamed imagined revealed  dictated

one day to the next the next he was enthused 

                                               brightlywrapped gifts under a lighted Christmas tree coloured motes baubles enhancing them bejeweling   beguiling

an he was a good boy

his hands trembled as he unwrapped them

 

   or he held his breath as they had him squatback on his haunches an undid revealed themselves

0034,  Monday,  12  6. 23

1124,  Monday

Bill Laswell, Toshinori Kondo, Eraldo Bernocchi  Charged (1999) particularly Cornered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1HxkL1sqqY