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The Editorial Freelancers Association is having monthly contests to create relevant new words for these odd times. The May winner was
submitted by Deborah Wenger. The May contest was for an emotion a freelancer might feel about working during the COVID-19 crisis, but "Blursday" seems to be applicable to, or useful for, a lot of people, employed or not, because it seems like almost everyone's schedule is at least somewhat awry.
Blursday: As in, "What day is it? Who knows, every day is Blursday."
submitted by Deborah Wenger. The May contest was for an emotion a freelancer might feel about working during the COVID-19 crisis, but "Blursday" seems to be applicable to, or useful for, a lot of people, employed or not, because it seems like almost everyone's schedule is at least somewhat awry.
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"MOTD: It is Blursday, the Fortyteenth of Marprilay, and this is the Time O'Clock News."
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