one to one hundred? and to achieve one’s purpose acceptance is key allowing wisdom to educate one’s mindset and aid perspective one to one hundred? and to achieve one’s purpose tolerance is key camaraderie promotion of well-penned thoughts communication one to one hundred? and […]
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. […]
