Friday is a day of the week
That gives employment a break
TGIF is an acronym for relief
Releasing you from a mind ache
Friday is a day that concludes
Never again to be renewed
ABC appropriately describes…
It’s like gum that’s already been chewed
Friday is a pause that offers
A space that is temporally free
It improves the current flow
Whether you are AC and DC
LOL and enjoy the weekend
Breathe deep and smile
Monday is two days away…
So unwind your mind for awhile
Monday, such a blah day, we’re all in a mood.
Tuesday, things are better, but really, not that good.
Wednesday, so called hump day, we are getting there.
Thursday, “little Friday”, there’s a party in the air!
Thank God it’s Friday! What took so long?
Time to get crazy! A little wine and song.
It’s time to party! The weekend is here.
Fire up the charcoal, ice down the beer!
Dancing until the dawn’s early light.
Thank God it’s Friday! Bring on the night!
Saturday, sleeping in, doing all the chores.
Mow the lawn, rake the leaves, head out to the stores.
Sunday’s here, time to rest. It never seems to last.
Weekend’s gone, where did it go? Time goes so fast!
Thank God it’s Friday! What took so long?
Time to get crazy! A little wine and song.
It’s time to party! The weekend is here.
Fire up the charcoal, ice down the beer!
Dancing until the dawn’s early light.
Thank God it’s Friday! Bring on the night!
Day by day we go through life, never to pretend.
We are living everyday to get to the weekend!
Thank God it’s Friday! What took so long?
Time to get crazy! A little wine and song.
It’s time to party! The weekend is here.
Fire up the charcoal, ice down the beer!
Dancing until the dawn’s early light.
Thank God it’s Friday! Bring on the night!
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A program for developing one’s word power in 15 minutes a day. Includes tips on noticing new words, avoiding misuse, and a pronunciation key
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