Word of the Week #45
When I lost my job, she didn’t say anything, just pulled me into a cwtch that smelled of strawberries and her vanilla perfume, and made everything seem so much more bearable. cwtch (noun) [KU-tch]...
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When I lost my job, she didn’t say anything, just pulled me into a cwtch that smelled of strawberries and her vanilla perfume, and made everything seem so much more bearable. cwtch (noun) [KU-tch]...
“When you have a bad day, a really bad day, try and treat the world better than it treated you.” -Patrick Stump
The party was a nightmare–loud music, people I didn’t know and who I couldn’t talk to–so I fled to my growlery and made myself a nest of comfort amongst my books and chewing gum....
Their relationship had been strained for a while now, but David, ever the micawber, bought them tickets to the Twilight movie in an attempt to rekindle their spark. She dumped him a few weeks...
“My feelings are too loud for words and too shy for the world.” -Dejan Stojanovic
Jo succumbed to her clinomania and spent an entire month under the covers watching Chuck and eating candy canes. clinomania (noun) 1. Excessive desire to stay in bed.
“My mission in life is to make everybody as uneasy as possible.” -Edward Gorey
It didn’t matter that Bill’s family was down to their last penny and their car had just been stolen, Lawrence was too induratised to care. induratise (verb) 1. To make one’s own heart hardened...
“I myself am entirely made of flaws, stitched together with good intentions.” -Augusten Burroughs