After a relaxing week-end most people don't like to return to work— but Monday is my friend that I look forward to and yearn— Least Favorite Day of the Week Poll by weddingbee.com Favorite Day of the Week Poll by strawpoll.me Favorite Day of the Week Poll by goodreads.com Monday is the least favorite day (51% of 67 votes) polled by weddingbee.com. Saturday is the most favorite day (35% of 53 votes) with Monday at the bottom (2% of 53 votes) polled by Strawpoll.me. Saturday is the most favorite (41.4% of 111 votes) with Monday at bottom (2.7% of 111 votes) polled by goodreads.com. Photo Sources: Least Favorite Day of the Week (weddingbee.com); Favorite day of the week (strawpoll.me); Favorite day of the week (Poll by goodreads.com)

It's my favorite day of the week when Labs are open again— for me Monday is never bleak feeling the fresh heavenly rain, Monday Calendar Foothill College Krause Center Computer Lab Mercury & Three Graces Since I don't have a computer at home, rely on the Mac computers at Foothill College to do my work. After Foothill College closed their Palo Alto Middlefield Campus and moved to Sunnyvale, I've relied on the Mac computers at Foothill College Krause Center, Los Altos Campus. I use Computer #96 to the right of the clock, since BBEdit is installed on that computer, for me to write in HTML. In Botticelli's Primavera (1478), at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Three Graces are dancing to entice Mercury. But he is more focused probing the clouds with his caduceus above the orange tree, to bring down the rain. I imagine myself to be Mercury, not enticed by earthly pleasures, but in quest of spiritual enlightenment (symbolized by rainfall). Photo Sources: Monday Calendar (mastergolflivestream.co); Foothill College Krause Center Computer Lab (krauseinnovationcenter.org); Mercury & Three Graces from Botticelli's Primavera (wisdomportal.com) writing poems in HTML— drinking from the old sacred well. Wishing Well by Michael Humphries HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the writing code of the Internet. I've taught HTML at Foothill College (1997-2000). Now, I use it every day, writing poems and haikus, typing Stanford lectures, designing web pages, sharing photos from hikes. My web site WisdomPortal.com had free web hosting for 17 years (1998-2015). It went offline (April 26, 2015) due to excessive hacking. Back online again (May 23, 2019) to share interesting news on poetry and enlightenment. This labor of love is like drinking from an ancient sacred well. The Well has long been associated with spiritual nourishment. Typed "Well Symbolism" from 8 symbolism books in my Library. It is so refreshing learning something new every day, and a great joy to share wisdom with others. May these Notes add more insights to my poem. Photo Source: Wishing Well (occultopedia.comm)