Imp. of days & feelings they evoke
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The document discusses the days of the week and the feelings they evoke. It describes Sunday as a relaxing day off for many adults, Monday as a fresh start to the new week, and Tuesday as a normal work day where some say not to eat non-vegetarian food. Wednesday is in the middle of the week and often rainy, as well as being the day Buddhism began. Thursday makes people feel thirsty but close to the weekend. Friday is the first day of the weekend, allowing students to see late movies without worry for the next day. Saturday is a family movie night since the next day is a holiday.
Imp. of days & feelings they evoke
- 1. Importance of days of the week and feelings they evoke
- 2. Days of the week ?Sunday ?Monday ?Tuesday ?Wednesday ?Thursday ?Friday ?Saturday
- 3. Sunday Most of the adults working at some place like Sunday as it is none other than their relaxing day as they get a holiday on it.
- 4. Monday Many people like monday as a new morning of the new week has started and forget what has happened and begin fresh with a new morning.
- 5. Tuesday Tuesday has nothing special but is like a normal day everyone is back to their work. People often say we shouldn¡¯t eat non- -veg on this day.
- 6. Wednesday It is in the centre of the week and is often called a wet day. It is the day of Lord Buddha who started Buddhism.
- 7. Thursday Thursday is the day of teachers it is the closest day to the weekend. It mainly gives us the feeling of thirstiness. People sometimes love this day also and are eager on the day.
- 8. Friday The first day of the weekend where students thinks of a late night movie and no tension for tomorrow as it is a holiday.
- 9. Saturday The day when the whole family can sit and see a movie at night including the adults who work as the next day they have a holiday.