Word of the Day
Inkhorn: \ INK-horn \ , adjective; 1. Affectedly or ostentatiously learned; pedantic. noun: 1. A small bottle of horn or other material formerly used for holding ink.
Today is likely to bring communication problems, Kathy. Perhaps a colleague is in a bad mood, and not very receptive to anything you might have to say. Or perhaps the phones are out or the computers are down. This could prove frustrating. A phone call from a close friend or lover could go astray, but reach you at the last minute. Don't tear your hair out! You'll still have a great evening! ~MSN
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by Marcin Sobas
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Song of the Day
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Poem of the Day
inspired by William Stafford's "For My Young Friends Who Are Afraid"
What motivates the motion of my feet
The passion in my voice
The hope in my eyes
Remotely tangible truths that drip
Through my fingers
Thinly veiled memories
Of promises for achieving
my personal version of
The American Dream
And more
A push from deep within
Tenacious refusal to accept
Things as they are
As they stand
As they echo with sentiments
Contrary to that dream
by
katden written 2/21/11
I'm all thinky-thoughts this morning.
Stay tuned.