HOW TODAY MEANS TOMORROW

Well they both begin with T obviously.
Actually they both begin with TO.
Then MORROW = morning = DAY
So TODAY really is TOMORROW when you think of it.
That leaves us with an opening for TODAY.

Even if you don’t want to go that way1
—
TOD
and TOM are both guys’ names
and AY and ORROW both mean Yes (in Dutch)
(so in a way both TODAY + TOMORROW mean Yessir!)
which still leaves us with an opening for TODAY.

1 because for example you might say MORROW = morning = only part of DAY
  though MORROW being longer is the bulk 
  actually the gestalt of DAY.
  So it's okay.

1 comment:

Justin Sirois said...

I wish I could have used this when booking my cat's vet visit on Wednesday.