Article December 16, 2019 Issue

‘Whose day is it, anyway?’

Rosemary S. Pendery

When we awaken in the morning and think about the day ahead, what may first come to mind is a schedule or to-do list. We might think of it as “my day” and feel personally responsible for how it goes.

Later, if the day is going well, we might congratulate ourselves on having a good day. If our plans go awry, however, we’re often quick to disown it with, “Well, I guess this just isn’t my day!”

But whose day is it, anyway? And what really determines how it goes?

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