Monday. Monday. Today we begin. What I do.
Monday/ begin:
verb (used without object), be·gan [bih-gan], be·gun [bih-guhn], be·gin·ning [bih-gin-ing].
to proceed to perform the first or earliest part of some action; commence; start:
‘The story begins when she pours the coffee.’
to come into existence; arise; originate:
‘The custom began during those late-night writing sessions.’
verb (used with object), be·gan, be·gun, be·gin·ning.
to proceed to perform the first or earliest part of (some action):
‘Begin the work today.’
to originate; be the originator of:
‘We began to form new collaborations centered on art as a powerful agent for change.’
to succeed to the slightest extent in (followed by an infinitive):
‘The money won't even begin to cover the complexities of working with others.’
To begin again. And again. A new story that never ends.