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    Midweek Humor
    Midweek Humor
    Midweek Humor
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    Midweek Humor

    By Irene Xanderena

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    When the midweek blues hit, it's time to channel your inner Beyoncé and remind yourself that you're a survivor! Who said Wednesdays couldn't be fabulous? 

    On Wednesday, wear mismatched socks; make it a fashion statement because you're just too fabulous to care.

    Wednesday is the day when coffee becomes less of a luxury and more o

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEyereneeswords Corporation
    Release dateFeb 15, 2024
    ISBN9798869168504
    Midweek Humor
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    Irene Xanderena

    Irene Xanderena is the Founder and Advocate of The Xanderena Foundation. (A Medical 501(c)3 charity organization). Irene has had three professional careers: An Accountant, A Registered Nurse Preceptor, and A Sr. Clinical Research Associate. Irene currently resides in the USA. Growing up in Lagos, Nigeria, and London, England, Irene has always been passionate about writing. She has written many teaching brochures and attended many speaking events. Her first two books: "HYPE' Health Youth Population Education and "Vital Signs" are not for sale but are gifts for communities that The Xanderena Foundation visits. Other published books by Irene are Evolving Through the Process, How to Live Without Medication, 365 Quotes for your Subconscious Mind, and the Humor series books that include Stoic Humor, Accountant Humor, Nurse Humor, Clinical Research Associate Humor, Pharmacist Humor and Getting Older Humor. These books can be found on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kindle, Audible, and many bookstores nationwide.

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      Midweek Humor - Irene Xanderena

      Acknowledgment

      First and foremost, I want to thank all the Wednesday warriors out there for inspiring this book. Your ability to keep a smile on your face despite the mid-week madness is truly co mmendable.

      I also want to express my gratitude to my family and friends for putting up with my constant puns and jokes during the writing process–you guys are the real MVPs of laughter.

      And lastly, a big shoutout to the coffee industry for fueling my late-night writing sessions and providing the much-needed caffeine boost to survive those hump days. Cheers!

      I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation to all those who find humor in the middle of the week and dare to embrace the absurdity and lightheartedness it brings. Your support and laughter have made this book possible, and I hope it brings a smile to your face as much as it did to mine while writing it.

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