AnneTheWriterThis #SaturdayMorning, I hope to master the Art of the Weekend Hurkle-Durkle.
#Scotland #Scottish #ScottishSlang #Scots #HurkleDurkle #SleepingIn #LazyDay #Saturday #TheWeekend #Languages #WordForTheDay #Lounging #HurkleDurkling
john rakestrawToday I learned, from the afore-mentioned John McPhee, the term #demonym. I also learned that, as a resident of #Massachusetts, I can refer to myself either as a “Massachusettsan” or a “Bay Stater” (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_demonyms_for_US_states_and_territories). I’ll be practicing the pronunciation of “Massachusettsan.” Living in #Boston, I’m also a simple and straightforward Bostonian. But if I lived in Manchester, McPhee tells me I could refer to myself as a “Mancunian.” That’s almost worth the move. #WordForTheDay
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connive
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/connive
"to be indulgent or be in secret sympathy..."
Denise Aday"When we endlessly ruminate over distant times, we miss extraordinary things in the present moment. These extraordinary things are, in actual fact, all we have: the here and now." —Katherine May
#WordForTheDay #Gratefulness #QuoteOfTheDay #Quotes #HereNow #Mindfulness
Grateful Living on Instagram: ""When we endlessly ruminate over distant times, we miss extraordinary things in the present moment. These extraordinary things are, in actual fact, all we have: the here and now." -Katherine May #WordForTheDay 📷: Betsy Rodman #GratefulLiving #Gratitude #Gratefulness #Grateful #Quote #Quotes #DailyQuote #QuoteOfTheDay #GratitudePractice #GratitudeDaily"
68 Likes, 1 Comments - Grateful Living (@gratefulness_org) on Instagram: ""When we endlessly ruminate over distant times, we miss extraordinary things in the present moment. These extraordinary things are, in actual fact, all we have: the here and now." -Katherine May #WordForTheDay 📷: Betsy Rodman #GratefulLiving #Gratitude #Gratefulness #Grateful #Quote #Quotes #DailyQuote #QuoteOfTheDay #GratitudePractice #GratitudeDaily"
"Practicing contentment is a radical act in a consumption-driven society." — Robin Wall Kimmerer
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