"today's fun" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to refer to the fun activities that will take place on the current day. For example, "We're having lots of today's fun at the pool!"
If you haven't yet read the spoilers in the New York Times and the Washington Post, here's today's Fun Fact Quiz, based on the soon-to-be-published Halperin-Heilemann blockbuster.
By Hendrik Hertzberg November 1, 2013 If you haven't yet read the spoilers in the New York Times and the Washington Post, here's today's Fun Fact Quiz, based on the soon-to-be-published Halperin-Heilemann blockbuster.
Today's fun thing that's broken is PlayStation Network (PSN).
To the arbiters of wholesome recreation, today's fun is too passive, too controlled and much too automated.
Thankfully, he and his road tripping colleagues were able to reminisce at Cafe Diablo, where they nicely summed up today's fun, whether taking in the variety of views or catching a monstrous hubcap.
Today's Fun 3D Printable™ comes to us from Thingiverse user lilykill.
But it's the Jan . 1to 4 Kids' New Year's Fun program that will appeal to children themselves.
You can read all about yesterday's fun and games on Monday's liveblog.
Vedanta Resources fell 25p to £13.95 and Antofagasta - which missed out on yesterday's fun after a downgrade from ABN Amro - fell another 10.25p to 552.75p.
This week's fun on the Green Hill concerns the following: it was announced over a year ago that Eva wouldr-Pasquier would be leaving her co-managerial duties with her half-sister Katharina at the end of this season.
And the course is showing its teeth today after yesterday's fun and games: the tough flag positions, coupled with the breeze, have knocked just about everyone for six! 8.32pm BST Another one bites the dust: a triple-bogey seven for the recently-wet Simpson at 5, a short putt the insult orbiting a whole world of injury.
