week's worth of events
The first authors of our modern era were the Babylonians. They called their days after the five planets they were familiar with: Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, and the sun and moon. Emperor Constantine, who developed a Roman calendar in 321 A.D., embraced this practice of naming days after heavenly bodies. That is why romantic languages such as French, Spanish, and Italian have similar day names. Monday is actually the second day of the week, despite being the dreaded start of the work and school week. The Anglo-Saxon term "mondandaeg," which means "moon's day," is the source of Monday's name. The goddess of the moon was worshipped on the second day of the week in Nordic cultures. Mona, the Old English word for moon, was given to girls born on Mondays in Ancient Britain. I love mondays, a lot and i love to imagine what to do in mondays, is an everyday mind that really makes me feel great, so i know some people feel that way like writers of Troisi festival https://troisifestival.it/immagini-buon-lunedi/7/ and i share to you this monday love thinking because i know you will appreciate to know you are not alone in loving mondays
