those that are embracers of acatalepsy their voices suffer periods of mania and inspire to ignorance ashamedly thus, suffer from eleutheromania Reena’s Exploration Challenge #95 acatalepsy – the state of being impossible to conceive or understand eleutheromania – the intense desire for freedom In Other Words – voices Your […]
to be a flower disguised blessings of the times courageous appeal Word of the week – royalty – (noun) 1a) – royal status or power: sovereignty 1b) – a right or prerequisite of a sovereign (such as a percentage paid to the crown of gold or silver taken from mines) 2) […]
a gelid facade icy paths breed bitterness awaiting comfort § admist the great thaw summer solstice brings balance warming trends ahead Reena’s Exploratuin Challenge #84 Please visit my other blog, ThusNSuch -Eugenia featured image – lovethispic.com prompt image – Reena Saxena
it’s a bluebell day a springtime celebration let’s not change a thing Word of the week – whistle (noun) – A clear, high-pitched sound made by forcing breath through a small hole between partly closed lips, or between one’s teeth. A shrill, high-pitched sound. synonyms – trilling, […]
days full of sunshine can’t help but love butterflies beginning of spring Word of the week – applause – (noun) – approval or praise expressed by clapping. Synonyms – clapping, handclapping, cheering, acclamation, whistles, bravos, curtain calls, encores. Applause is a receipt, not a bill – Dale Carnegie […]
adventuresome types one step before beginnings pursuing success Word of the week – escapism – (noun) – habitual diversion of the mind to a purely imaginative activity or entertainment as an escape from reality or routine. Synonyms – fantasy, reverie, romance, fancy, imagination, woolgathering. “How did I escape? With difficulty. […]
blossoms aflutter sleepy trees enjoy the sight the sun is smiling Word of the week – Velvety – (adjective) – resembling velvet in having a smooth soft surface. Synonyms – smooth, soft, downy, fluffy, delicate, feathery. “The poetry of the earth is never dead” – John Keats A […]
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