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ribald- (adj) marked by or using coarse or indecent language or humor
Stick with me: This time next year, you'll be eligible for the mayor's race and be wearing diamonds bigger than horse turds.
As for what town and which finger, we've got plenty of time to discuss that.
Have a lovely day from work. I Can't wait to get home. -
temerity- unreasonable or foolhardy contempt of danger or opposition
Love and Sleep ( Read more... ) -
acrid- Unpleasantly sharp and harsh; bitter.
3,286 days to go. -
investiture- the formal placing of someone in office.
Dear Love,
Have a nice day from work; you deserve it all. -
brummagen- adj- cheap, spurious.
Signed, ate with the stars, took a nap and retired like the old folks.
We decided we're taking an early early retirement. Say... next week or so.
We're sick, but that doesn't stop us.
This is the life and these are the days.
No complaints. -
claque- a group of persons hired to applaud a performer
It's not yet official, but it does seem to be falling into place quite nicely. All parties concerned have given their consent, support and donations. We're excited, so excited. But only because we know that, no matter what, everything will work out for the best. If the present situation completely disintegrates, I will not count it as a loss or a ( Read more... ) -
Coruscate- emit vivid flashes of light; sparkle; gleam.
I'm taking my baby to the rock show. -
Vulpine- relating to foxes; foxlike.
She feels bad and the other feels worse. I'm sorry to hear that ladies. I sympathize, but I can't empathize. Thankfully, I'm just not equipped. Nevertheless, get well soon: I've got big plans for this weekend ( Read more... ) -
Word of the day: coeval - having the same age or lasting the same amount of time; contemporary.
Today is the first day of the rest of my journal.
I missed her. I organized. I ate a purple push-pop. I left the house twice: once to buy pens, book covers and binders; and a second time for a new backpack.
I gotta slow down.