What The Day Of The Week You Were Born Says About You?

Truth be told, most of us aren't a fan of Mondays. This day of the week brings with it the expectation of work for most. But for those of us who know how to appreciate it, it also brings forth a surge of productive energy. This can bring dreams of money, success and prosperity into focus. Who doesn't want more of that?

Tuesdays are the peace offering that lets us know another Monday is behind us. We enjoy the pursuit of the days to come and relish the opportunity to keep accomplishing our week's tasks on this variable and tasteful weekday. While Tuesday isn't typically full of surprises, it does offer Taco Tuesday. So, who's complaining? Not us.

Ah, Wednesday. The honorable hump day. A day when every working person doing the nine to five grind can stop and breathe a sigh of relief that the work week is halfway over. We were in the thick of it as the started, but as we bring it to a close, we feel rejuvenated and ready and kick the rest of the week into high gear and draw the weekend closer. That's you in a nutshell.

Thursday can be pretty mundane; we admit it. You might not be everyone's cup of tea. Even if you try your hardest to remain neutral and just own who you are, you might never live up to the relief that hump day and Friday bring to people. That's okay. You do you and hold your head high. Those who appreciate a great night of drama-filled TV or a three-day weekend will surely know how to appreciate you, Thursday.

There's nothing quite like Friday. It's the beginning of the best part of the week for most of us. It marks quitting time. It often marks pay day, too. We enjoy the reprieve Friday brings from the work week, and look forward to the events of the weekend that may include partying with friends, playing at the park with the kids, or visiting with family out of town. Road trip, anyone?

The consensus seems to be moderately divided. Some folks really love Friday, as it means the whole weekend is ahead of them. But others really prefer the weekend days, like you. They long for that refreshed and rejuvenated feeling coffee on a Saturday morning can bring. They rejoice in worship time on Sunday mornings or lazy AM's in front of the TV watching cartoons with the kids. What could be better?