Because I wanted to waste 5 minutes before going back to the grind...
1. Celestine is a sky blue mineral that is structurally and often physically similar to Barite.
2. Celestine is a heroine and a villain: but she not an anti-hero, a character who acts selfishly but with an underlying commitment to a cause, whether it is defending good or fighting evil.
3. Celestine is dipyramidal, commonly tabular and prismatic but it can also be fibrous or granular.
4. Celestine is the antithesis of the kind of woman who is usually the object of Justin’s attentions.
5. Celestine is a 28-year old Kenyan widow and mother of three living with HIV/AIDS.
6. Celestine is so exploited, so diminished and arrested by life, that only someone as horrible as Joseph can awaken her.
7. Celestine is wanted at once, please.
8. Celestine is used for pyrotechnical applications like fireworks and tracer ammunition.
9. Celestine is also know for being the pope who send St. Patrick on his evangelistic
mission to Ireland.
10. Celestine is well known for having resigned, though he was not the first, last,
or only pope to resign.
Google and type "[your name] is:" and 10 the first 10 entries.
2. Celestine is a heroine and a villain: but she not an anti-hero, a character who acts selfishly but with an underlying commitment to a cause, whether it is defending good or fighting evil.
3. Celestine is dipyramidal, commonly tabular and prismatic but it can also be fibrous or granular.
4. Celestine is the antithesis of the kind of woman who is usually the object of Justin’s attentions.
5. Celestine is a 28-year old Kenyan widow and mother of three living with HIV/AIDS.
6. Celestine is so exploited, so diminished and arrested by life, that only someone as horrible as Joseph can awaken her.
7. Celestine is wanted at once, please.
8. Celestine is used for pyrotechnical applications like fireworks and tracer ammunition.
9. Celestine is also know for being the pope who send St. Patrick on his evangelistic
mission to Ireland.
10. Celestine is well known for having resigned, though he was not the first, last,
or only pope to resign.
Google and type "[your name] is:" and 10 the first 10 entries.