Every Thursday I go swimming from 1-4pm.
Thursday was named after the Norse god of Thunder, Thor.
Hopefully there isn't thunder or rain when I go swimming this Thursday.
Thursday is also the fourth day of the week.
That's right, its also my favorite day since it's when I start to unwind for the weekend.
Television sounds like a good way to unwind. The majority of homes have more than one TV. Do you?
I only have one tv.  I'd probably have more if I didn't live alone.
The Desperate Housewives episode "Live Alone and Like it" was the 19th episode of the first season.
I watched the first few seasons of Desperate housewives but I don't remember that episode.  What happened during it?
Mrs. McCluskey after she collapses in front of her after taking too much medication. Karen then thanks her for what she did and begins to start intruding on her life and tells her not to help if it's only because she feels obligated since they're not friends. Lynette sternly tells her life is obligation, and she'll be over in the morning to take her to the pharmacy so she can replace her child-proof bottles. Susan's mother begins to set up double dates with Susan which she objects to. Bree
, German "Mittwoch", Low German "Middeweek" and Finnish "keskiviikko" all mean mid-week.
- Thursday: Old English "Þūnresdæg" (), meaning 'Þunor's day'. Þunor means thunder or its personification, the Norse god known in Modern English as Thor. Similarly Dutch "donderdag", German "Donnerstag" ('thunder's day'), Finnish "torstai", and Scandinavian "Torsdag" ('Thor's day'). Thor's day corresponds to Latin