Until reph comes along with her high-beams, I can shed a little light on everyday. (Smacking flashlight until the beam stops fading in and out.)
As a single word, "everyday" is an adjective meaning commonplace. These are my everyday shoes, which I wear every day.
At least that's how I understand it.
Sage, I know exactly what you mean about fingers. Ever heard of 'muscle memory'? It's one way well-rehearsed dancers and athletes know what motion comes next. They don't have to think about it--their muscles know. (I've only read of it in fiction, so if it's a load of bull, my apologies.)
Anyway, I'm convinced my fingers type on muscle memory. I type the first three or four letters of a really familiar word, and my fingers work just like a computer's autocomplete: even though that's not the word I'm trying to type, that's what appears. Silly fingers!
Maryn, who refuses to blame her brain