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Apr 15, 2014 11:50PM
And now - vacation! And also - family! ( there are so many of them, they need more than one word...) :)
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Anne wrote: "Well done, Karen and Loretta"Thank you. I hope you have a wonderful vacation with your family.
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Windy.It is so cozy to lie in bed in my father's house, dry and warm, and listen to the wind in the trees.
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I agree 100%. It's such a sweet, lovely word.
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It is so cozy to lie in bed in my father's house, dry and warm, and listen to the wind in the trees."
Aw. Lovely.
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Yes! I agree.
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It is so cozy to lie in bed in my father's house, dry and warm, and listen to the wind in the trees."
Oh, yes!
KC wrote: "Calathea wrote: "sore":("
Nothing bad, just after effects of a tiny bit too much sport... *ouchie*
Calathea wrote: "KC wrote: "Calathea wrote: "sore":("
Nothing bad, just after effects of a tiny bit too much sport... *ouchie*"
The best kind of soreness :)
Anne wrote: "Calathea wrote: "KC wrote: "Calathea wrote: "sore":("
Nothing bad, just after effects of a tiny bit too much sport... *ouchie*"
The best kind of soreness :)"
Yes, what Anne said. :-)
Josh wrote: "Frittering"I had to look that one up. Will have to use it in the next days. To me, it sounds like what it means. :-)
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This I had to google. What a great word. :-)
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And this, too. A new-to-me English word and such a delightful one. Lovely, Carlita. Thank you.
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Jordan wrote: "I love the word "affection". It gives me warm fuzzy feelings when I see it or hear it. Sometimes it's even better than the word "love"."I agree. It's such a lovely word. Warm fuzzies! :)
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That is always a good word. :-)
Carlita wrote: "Diaphanous"I love the sound of this word. Haven't heard it or used it in a very long time. Thank you, Carlita. :)
Rain (if it doesn't happen, it smells so good outside)
Johanna wrote: "Vivian wrote: "Obstreperous."This I had to google. What a great word. :-)"
Delighted!
PetrichorI had to google to find the word. Someone had posted a link to a post about "There's a word for that." But I couldn't remember it.
The pleasant smell that accompanies the first rain after a dry spell.
[From petro- (rock), from Greek petros (stone) + ichor (the fluid that is supposed to flow in the veins of the gods in Greek mythology). Coined by researchers I.J. Bear and R.G. Thomas.]
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I had to google to find the word. Someone had posted a link to a post about "There's a word for that." But I couldn't remember it.
The pleasant smell that accompanies the first rain aft..."
It's a cool word and wonderful smell.
For me it's also very easy to remember, because hubby's name is Petri (rock, stone, Peter). ;-)
Well, that is cool. And now I want some beets. ;-)
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(I'm teaching myself how to play.)
Gorgeous! As in a gorgeous day, clear skies, white mountains, grass and trees starting to become green, little flowers, the dark fjord.
Anne wrote: "Gorgeous! As in a gorgeous day, clear skies, white mountains, grass and trees starting to become green, little flowers, the dark fjord."It sounds amazing! Some day I'll see a fjord...
Jordan wrote: "Chess!(I'm teaching myself how to play.)"
Wow!
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