Around M3, you will test the boundaries of your vocabulary. Most words are placed in context so you may determine their definition merely by reading the ones which surround them in association with the title or the theme for the section. On other occasions, the words with not-so-obvious meanings have been highlighted with a link to their definitions. Today, we are testing the boundaries of vocabulary.
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Ode to Hateful Vocabulary
Posted by Red on March 18, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/rappelling-poem/
Saturday Evening Post
The end of a very busy week is finally here. I have returned to jobs I cannot stand, suffered some loss and learned something. Some things, actually. Grab a cuppa, pull up a rocker, and I shall stoke the fire.
Posted by Red on March 17, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/sep-lost/
Wasting
Time is a measured resource we all know to have a finite amount, even if we do not know how much of it is our own. We mete it out in minutes, hours, days and so forth to accomplish those things we deem important and necessary. Occasionally, we let it slip away.
Posted by Red on March 17, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/wasting/
Car 54, where are you?
Thank the stars! It is Friday. Not that that really means much to someone who posts every stinking day, but it does mean it is time for Friday Follies. Are you ready to open the stupidest inbox in the blogosphere? Get out your polishing cloths because there are some real gems!
Posted by Red on March 16, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/ff16-stupid-email/
Poured Out
The final picture of last night’s post was a self portrait. The pencil drawing was a companion to a poem written while I drew the picture. It did not fit with the theme of inspiring and the gift-giving nature of post, so I saved it for today.
Posted by Red on March 16, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/poetry-poured/
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