Amused, Bemused, Reclused

[mme_furiosa]

I don't think recluse can be used as a verb, but there it is

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Recluse, v. Transitive

[js_africanus]

Yep, it's a verb, too. "trans. To confine, shut up, or seclude; = RECLUDE v. Also refl." First use: approx. 1400 AD (or CE, if that's your preference). Most recent use quoted in the OED was in 2004: "She had reclused herself for two weeks in her bedroom."

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Re: Recluse, v. Transitive

[mme_furiosa]

Thanks for that! I love being grammatically correct!

[baxaphobia]

Although few and far between, I treasure your entries and smile when I see you pop up here! Hugs!

[popfiend]

I echo this wholeheartedly.

*group hug*

[mme_furiosa]

xoxox
~F

[mme_furiosa]

I'm just glad you are all still out there. 'Specially you, Bax!

[angstzeit]

There's a bit of jungle everywhere.

[mme_furiosa]

Most everywhere. But I'm striving for the remote as hell, moist, hot, filled with verdant dangers and wonders sort of jungle.

In the meantime, I'll settle for the sort found everywhere...

[lindau_nemesis]

I also mostly just want to say that I'm happy you're still out there and always feel rejuvenated by your posts, when they happen. I agree with you on a great many things, but your thoughts are so much clearer than mine.

I'm fascinated by the first part of this post, and I hope to hear about your adventures. My attempts at making my own small jungles rarely go beyond refusing to answer my cell phone. But even that is very important to me :)

[mme_furiosa]

Danke, sweets.

I'm looking forward to some adventures, too! Every little jungle counts.

[ayoub]

It's good to see you...

And yes, the Nietzsche phenomenon you mention is something I've noticed in myself... :D

[mme_furiosa]

I love that. There is magic in the means, if not the message itself. Who doesn't love that?