Word of the Day: Jargon Definition: Unintelligible language, outlandish talk Used in a sentence: Every walk of life has it’s jargon. You are not going to believe this. I started making the HH a ham and cheese sandwich this morning to take to work but when I opened the fridge I couldn’t find the 2 PACKAGES of sliced cheese I Read More >>

Word of the Day: Deprecatory Definition: Lessening in value, belittling Used in a sentence: His deprecatory remarks were resented by the people. Confession time. I got in late last night after being on the east coast all weekend. It was an AWESOME trip but let me tell you Bob, nothing beats walking through the door and being jumped on Read More >>

Word of the Day: Inimical Definition: Hostile, unfriendly, in opposition Used in a sentence: He was aware that inimical forces were at work. The HH took Lucy the puggle princess to get her nails done yesterday at the vet and apparently she backed out of her leash and ran right for the door. Luckily the HH was able to catch Read More >>

Word of the Day: Torque Definition: That which produces rotation, a twisting Used in a sentence: In physics and engineering the study of the torque is taken up. If Lucy has a favorite…. it’s the HH. Whenever he’s home, she’s right beside him. Even if the t.v. is blaring and he’s screaming at the Seahawks to score a touchdown. 😉 Read More >>

Word of the Day: Probity Definition: Uprightness, reliability Used in a sentence: Because of his probity the man was entrusted with a responsible position. Fall is in the air… can you feel it? Lucy was able to soak up a few sun rays yesterday in the garden but clouds are in the forecast for today so I think she’ll be Read More >>