I have just started a week of annual leave. I've been working for 4 months now, and I am definitely feeling the need for some time off. I'm shattered.
I'm going home to see Dad and Liz for a few days- nothing earth shattering, just a few days on the Welsh boarders looking at sheep and enjoying the peace and quiet. I can't wait!
In the meantime, I
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And "manky" is on my short list of British words that need to be added to the American vocabulary. Also on this list--shirty, grotty, bog standard, and bodge. (In all fairness, Jared, Eddie, and I use the short list words with a great deal of frequency. Thanks, Games Workshop!)
And in the interest of vocabulary exchange, have "cattywampus," which is a Southeastern United States regional term meaning "out-of-alignment, crooked, askew" but can also be used to describe intangibles, such as: "I was going to go have lunch with Rory, but Ringo had a bad morning and now the whole day has gone all cattywampus."
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