Word of the Day: Macabre Definition: Gruesome, ghastly, horrible Used in a sentence: The macabre dance caused the people to shriek. Hello Thursday! I think I’ll venture outside today and clean up the yard. There are a ton of tree limbs down in the yard from our last windstorm and I’m hoping the side garden didn’t get too beat Read More >>

Word of the Day: Clamber Definition: To crawl in clumsy manner Used in a sentence: The child loves to clamber up stairs. Oh my word. Yesterday the power was out for a few hours and instead of blogging…. Well, I started working on a project I’ve been putting off {that totally needs to get done}. Let’s just say, I think Read More >>

Word of the Day: Badinage Definition: A playful bantering, a kidding Used in a sentence: During the meeting they delighted in playful badinage. I think Lucy is giving me the stink eye. What do you think? Ma! Let me sleep. Poor puggle. It’s hard being a princess and the center of attention. Have a great Tuesday everyone, ♥ Mavis & Read More >>

Word of the Day: Imbroglio Definition: Complicated and embarrassing state, serious misunderstanding Used in a sentence: An imbroglio developed between the representatives of the nations. Keeping her eye on the prize and waiting for something to fall. That Lucy, she’s a smart one. I hope you day is AWESOME!!! 🙂 🙂 ♥ Mavis *This deal post will be Read More >>

Word of the Day: Castigated Definition: Punished, criticized severely Used in a sentence: The speaker castigated his opponent for the tactics he used. Well, it’s going to be a soggy week and so I plan on lining up a bunch of craft projects to work on. 🙂 I only wish we could trade our rain for SNOW. Have a great Sunday everyone, Read More >>