Guess What I Found?

[Carol/Bonadie]

Inspired by Jan's reappearance and Lynne's valiant efforts to locate our M/T glossary from way back when, I did a search on my computer and after several aborted attempts to open docs in a version of Word my current computer would not recognize, I recovered not one, not two, but three versions of our M/T glossary from the good old days, with old favorites such as ..

Unputdownable!

Book Diet!

Library Math!

Overbooked!

Pageturnerish!

Those who are true M/T old-timers will be vibrating with excitement about now. So, the question is, how shall I unveil this fabulous document? All in one post (which risks sensory overload) or one or two words a day?

Discuss.

[Shomeret]

Is the single post going to be in alphabetical order so that people can look up terms? If so, I'd be in favor of that so that it can be used for reference by newbies in case us old timers start using these terms.

[Ann]

Carol!! Wow! I am quivering with excitement!
What about revealing one or two words a day then posting the full alphabetical sorted list at the end? This sounds fun!

[Sherry]

hooray!

[Merrilee in AZ]

Can't wait!!

[Dan in AZ]

Brings back memories. I wonder how many of the terms came from friends that are no longer with us?

[Lynne in PA/Lineepinee]

Now just tell me how to print from Goodreads and I’ll print and laminate a copy!

[BarryP]

Copy and paste works.

[OMalleycat]

Hahah. I'd forgotten Book Diet and Pageturnish.

[Carol/Bonadie]

I like the idea of a word or two a day (or so) followed by a full list in alphabetical order that we can then move/copy it to our folder for new members.

And who knows, this may inspire other topic-relevant made-up words!

Give me a day or two to meld the lists into one and then I'll start dribbling them out.

Fun!

[Carol/Bonadie]

Dan in AZ wrote: "Brings back memories. I wonder how many of the terms came from friends that are no longer with us?"

Yes, Dan, I'm sure it will bring back memories of past members...

[Donnajo]

That's great I never around to finding my print copy.