For Six Sentence Stories where the given word is Mundane.
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My week started on Mundane Monday, nothing unusual there, they normally do, and it was quite, well, mundane!
Tuneful Tuesday should have been great because I had a ticket to see a Tina Turner Tribute concert, but she was awful so it was more like a Tuneless Tuesday!
Windy Wednesday lived up to its name and I felt woeful for my mate Wally the Wig because he went for a wander along the beach and watched as his hairpiece took off and joined a flock of flying seagulls!
Thirsty Thursday’s always fun because that’s the day I join my mates for a pint or three at the Thatch and Thistle Inn, but last week was really special because I had – wait for it – three and a third pints!
Furious Friday was a fun-filled day, I had a lie-in, polished my shoes, did some laundry, watered my plant, travelled on a bus, bought six eggs and had a feast of fish and chips for supper!
Sedulous Saturday (sedulous, I like that word!) was a day spent preparing myself for something sensational that I did on Sublime Sunday, but I can’t tell you how that went because I’ve used up my six sentences, sorry!
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Thanks to Denise at GirlieOnTheEdge for hosting.
Keith's Ramblings 
You’ve had a very busy Six days Keith. Wonderful take my friend
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No rest for the wicked!
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Lol! 😊
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God help us if there were more than 7 days in a week. 😉
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According to The Beatles, there were 8 Days a Week!
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And I thank god for the Beatles.
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I love your last paragraph with Sedulous Saturday..🤣…used up your six sentences.
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It’s a nice word! Thanks, Suzette,
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My pleasure. Happy creating😊
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Love it Keith… and we can only imagine what you actually got up to on Sunday! 😉😂
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There’s no way I’m saying!
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I thought as much!
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I like how you alliterated the events that happened on every day of the week. The mundane events became less so.
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I’m pleased it worked! Thanks, Frank.
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Great use of language, Keith and a cunning way of not telling us what you got up to on Sublime Sunday. We’ll just have to imagine…
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It was very exciting I can assure you! Thanks, Jenne.
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This is fabulous, Keith–totally enjoyed it!
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I’m pleased, thanks so much, Zelda.
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💖
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Ah, the mystery of Sunday. Maybe someday you’ll clue us in!
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Let me think… No!
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Clever, cute, and carefully crafted- cool!
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Now I’ve got you started! A thousand thanks.
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Wildly welcome!
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Intersting days, Keith. Not at all mundane 🙂
Didn’t know of “sedulous”.
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A neglected word! Thanks, Anita.
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*Interesting
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Great fun, Keith. Reminded of that old Dad joke.
Son: Dad, I’m thirsty.
Dad: Pleased to meet you, I’m Friday. Why don’t we go out on Saturday and get a sundae.
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That was great fun, Keith! Loved it!
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Aaargh! Use the semi-colon, and fill in Sunday!
Such a tease!! 😀 😀
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