I had considered other names. "D-Day," though appealing to a history teacher, smacks of hyperbole. "B-Day" (for "Bike Day") might prompt confusion and unsolicited singing in restaurants. "G-Day" (for "Green Day") would conjure up either Australian folksiness in its abbreviated form or over-produced punk rock in its extended version.
So "E-Day" it is. "E" for "Energy." And, since I'll be blogging about the experience, "E" for "Electronic."
Today's forecast is thunderstorms. I'm preparing for a wet month.
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