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Tuesdays Are The Best Day Of The Week, And These Are 30 Activities I'm Doing This Tuesday To Celebrate

You should do them too!

Marisa Haselhuhn
Nov 04, 2018
University of Kansas
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Tuesdays Are The Best Day Of The Week, And These Are 30 Activities I'm Doing This Tuesday To Celebrate
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Tuesday is my favorite day of the week. I'm constantly saying that it's underrated and cast aside in favor of Friday or Saturday.

Well, poo to the weekend. Tuesday isn't Monday, and it's not so late in the week that you're feeling unmotivated or stressed. The week as a whole still has this hopeful tinge to it, and I'm all about it.

As most people won't agree with this statement, and considering that next Tuesday has a particular significance, here are 50 activities that I'll be doing on Tuesday, November 6. I highly suggest you do them as well to really get the feel of how awesome they truly are.

1. Go to my four classes

2. Walk around KU to get to said classes

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3. Breathe twice. At least

4. Wake up at 6:30am

5. Make a few acai bowls and smoothies at work 

6. Drink a Dr. Pepper

7. Also drink some coffee

8. Possibly drink more caffeine (remember I woke up at 6:30am)

9. Send at least one Snapchat

10. Ride the KU bus

11. Totally not see someone wave at me while I'm walking to class (I apologize in advance).

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12. Eat too much frozen yogurt

13. Try to re-hydrate after all that caffeine

14. Scare my roommate accidentally

15. Scare my roommate on purpose

16. Muse about existentialism and absurdism

17. Try not to have an existential crisis of my own

18. Learn about multiculturalism in the classroom

19. Stress about becoming a teacher

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20. Reassure myself that I will indeed be a good teacher because I'm in college learning about being said good teacher

21. Give at least one high five

22. Avoid walking in front of Wescoe because I don't want to talk to anyone tabling

23. Jam out while driving

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24. Go to bed early (or at least heavily consider it)

25. Mop floors with the competition (just kidding, it's just a regular ol' mop)

26. Contemplate dropping out then realize it's far too late now

27. Tie my shoes

28. Say at least five awkward things to people who just didn't deserve it

29. Smile several times (a few when it's the least appropriate time to do so)

30. Vote

That's right! This Tuesday is, in fact, midterm elections a.k.a. an important time you can do your civic duty a.k.a. your vote matters immensely in possibly changing how the future of this country will look.

So, just go ahead and vote. It is the best day of the week, after all.

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