I feel like the tree looks this morning....crazy!  I can sit and lay down and no pain whatsoever, but getting up and walking is another story.

Good Wednesday morning and yes, it is 'that' day!  I have seen it on TV and several people have posted the 'hump day' pictures.  Do you actually know what it means?

       “Hump day” is a tradition in American English. It refers to the idea that a week — especially a work week — is like a hill. Monday and Tuesdays are days when you climb up, since they are the beginning or start of your work week. At the end of Wednesday, you’ve reached the pinnacle of the week, and your work on Thursday and Friday represents climbing down toward the weekend.   If you have a tedious job or just work hard, it can be comforting to reach hump day. Then, the weekend doesn’t seem so far off and nebulous as when you started work on Monday."

     According to the Oxford English Dictionary California, the earliest use of the term so far found is from 1959 in the Long Beach (CA) Press Telegram. A use of "Hump Night," referring to Wednesday night, is recorded in the journal American Speech from 1955.

A cousin of mine recently got married this week in Islamorada, Fla., which is in the Keys, and the actual ceremony was on the beach. I thought it was such a pretty setting.

Today is the day I go to the hand doctor to see when he will do the surgery on my thumb.  Fun, fun, fun.  Yes, I am falling apart.