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Freaky Friday has been remade and reworked so many times that most movie experts have lost count however if you want to continue a sequential list of the days of the week and add to it popular movie titles, then my end clue for this post will be Saturday Night Fever.
Movie names I've ever heard of have never included Wicked Wednesday or Throbbing Thursday, because if those were made into a movie, it would likely be some sort of bawdy movie.
Either way, all of the nicknames for those days of the week might alert some to be on the lookout for shenanigans, though nobody knows whether anyone would be inclined to even be bothered with such trivialities.
To even be bothered with such trivialities as "wear pants in public!" or "don't drink out of milk cartons at the grocery store!" makes your humble essayist want to chuck it all and move to an island in the South Pacific.
Certain members of TFWG's hierarchy have already unanimously RSVP'ed and accepted their individual Olivia Fanfest PersonalConcert invites.
And if nobody says nothing, we won't have to put it on the 1099s like we did back in 1994 when certain now-former members of TFWG's hierarchy were not satisfied with their ducats.
RSVP: An abbreviation of the French "Répondez s'il vous plaît" which is a very polite way of informing the sender that you will or will not attend a given function.
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