Tomorrow is the busiest day of the week / myLot

Rockingham, Australia

January 22, 2025 10:17pm CST

The photo has nothing to do with the post. It was taken at the dog cemetery near Corrigin in Western Australia. I spoke about a German saying about making an elephant out of a mouse. We have a free paper here called Have A Go and it’s aimed at seniors. There is a lot of good information in it plus helpful articles. Today’s editorial was about making plans and to-do lists for the new year. Procrastination was also spoken of. The editorial mentioned that the Spanish have a saying that ‘Tomorrow is the busiest day of the week’ and isn’t that just the truth? That’s two sayings from other countries. I wonder if I’ll come across a third one. Or maybe one of our readers have a non-English saying to share with us.

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M Cheung

@Beestring (14813)

• Hong Kong

13h

Haven't heard of this saying. It truly reflects procrastination.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (344021)

• Rockingham, Australia

11h

I'm sure many of us put things off until 'tomorrow', don't we?

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The Horse

@TheHorse (221856)

• Walnut Creek, California

13h

To quote the great Warren Zevon, "The sh*t has hit the fan."

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (344021)

• Rockingham, Australia

11h

Yes, I've heard of that one for sure.

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The Horse

@TheHorse (221856)

• Walnut Creek, California

@JudyEv Here's the song I took it from. But of course that expression has been around for awhile.

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ShannyBananny

@shaggin (73287)

• United States

@andriaperry wrote a post about making a list of goals that are short term and longer ones for the whole year. I believe she said she does that instead of a New Year’s resolution.