So what DO you call the days?
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Yes, Eostra was the celebration of the Sun Goddess, the dawn, which explains why easter (rising 'sun/son'). When early Christians met many celebrators they adopted the festivals and gave the new Christians another reason to celebrate. Who'd want a religion that didn't think partying was okay (we didn't do that till the dark ages - and we're sorry about that)?\n\nIn Latin, rest is 'Sabbatum', the traditional rest day was Friday to Saturday. I think many Christians now celebrate Church on Sunday for no other reason that it is the last day of the 'work' week and therefore a day of rest. It may have also been started to marginalise Jewish people who wanted to rest on Day 6, quite likely, I think. Apologies.  We have a weekend now (two days) so that should keep most westerners happy.\n\nIt would be interesting to know if we had a seven day week before the Romans and if the seven Teutonic names were whittled down (or 'plumped' up) to coincide with the Judeo-Christian week. There's a whole PHD in that, I think. \n\nThe Calendar was imposed by Julius Caesar, hence the Roman names and probably some deference to conquered countries. I would suspect the seasons and names would have had Hebrew names in the Jewish culture. \n\nThe Bible only suggests we celebrate one festival, Communion, and the others are just extra fun. I don't mind when Jesus was born, I often don't get to celebrate my birthday on the day either, it's just nice to have it remembered. At least we don't have to put candles on His cake (maybe that's what the tree is for - oh Gawd I'm going to be surfing for information for hours now). \n\nI think you offered enough query to keep me up all night. Cheers. :)
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Chopsuey\nNeedles\nQuestions\nLonley Day
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Personally I consider Monday the beginning of a new week.  For me it goes "the week" (Mon-Fri), then weekend (Sat & Sun) and then it all starts over.
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The days when you are alone masturbating.\n\n;)
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ain't no smart answer for ya, but I reckon pops call dat "seasons"
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Pushing\nBlackhole Sun\nKickstand\nSpoonman\nSuperunknown\nFell on Black Days
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How to spell weekdays.
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winter equinox\ntomorrow
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ell-we is-he irthday-be i-se n-oe a eapyear-l now u figure that out (;-O\n ??????????????????????????????????????????????
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Good Morning\nGood Day\nHello\nHi\nHowdy\nHey\nTop of the Morning\nHows It?\nMahalo\nAloha
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i read or color\n\nhappy day\nold geezer
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On the morning of the 4th of August as it is classified as a time of day and you can't be "in" a day you can only exist "on" that day
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It's latin for "Sieze the day!"
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So simple.... The letter "E" ...\n\nThe day means...sunday monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and so on....\n\nTuesday have one "E" and Wednesday have two "E" so there are 3 "E" in day... \n\nAnother way to justify this is by listing morning, afternoon, evening and night. if you count the "E" there are 3 "E".\nSo that explains it...Am i right guys?...
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All major holidays, like today.  \n\nPresidents Day\nMemorial Day\n4th of July\nVeterans Day\nThanksgiving\nChristmas
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a Thursday's yesterday is Wed.\n\nso, saying the first part differently:\n\n  "If the day after tomorrow's yesterday is Wed....."\n\nTommorow's yesterday is today.\n\nSo, revising the first part again:\n\n  "If the day after today is Wed......"\n\nSo "today" must be Tues.\n\n6 weeks and a day after Tuesday is a Wed.\n\nAnswer: WEDNESDAY\n\nAt least I explained it!
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The format the Americans use is called middleendian. England originally used day, month, year, then for a while used month, day, year, and finally the original form (day, month, year) was revived around 1900. Canada officially uses the big endian convention, but all three conventions are used in practice.