The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 11, Issue 2 (May 1, 1936)
Weak Days and Others
Weak Days and Others.
Monday is mourn-day, a durational requiem for dead joys—a time of pondering on the “white man's burden.” Not a cheery day!
Tuesday confirms the sentiments of Monday but offers a little consolation in the fact that Monday is over until next Monday.
Thursday produces mixed emotions. Thought for the day “Will the weekend be fine?” Watchword, “Hope.”
Friday (see alleged verse above).
Saturday: Ask yourself!
Sunday is all things to all men: a day of meditation or mending, rest or zest. Valued mainly by some for beakfast in bed. Slogan: “Think not of the morrow.”

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