Good morning! Today's #WordOfTheDay is 'pell-mell' ow.ly/9iKQ50LFpOe

Oh, the thing that's sitting *right here on my desk*? That thing?

angrlauss = free from care

<reads fine print> Still a big ole' nope.

*marks calendar, prepares list*

traðgjöf = cramming, giving sheep and cattle as much fodder as they can eat

*changes due dates on all open tasks to Dec. 15, goes to lunch for a week*

ef ek má ráða = if I can have it as I like

Good thing I cancelled all of today's meetings.

driving (your sheep) home for Christmas

Word of the day, should you need it, is ‘apanthropy’ (18th century): the desire to be away from other people.

kafaldshret = a snowstorm

hreysta sik = to comfort oneself, to cheer oneself up

These are words that many people need right now, because just saying 'it's cold' loses its charm after the fifth time you say it. merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/…

Um, how about Tuesday? I was really hoping for a long weekend. I have all these books, and cookies, and . . . oh, okay. *puts on shoes, unrolls map*

hringing (noun) = bell-ringing

Just captured over Stonehenge this evening by Stonehenge Dronescapes: 🎅🛷😍📸

Jólagleði = Christmas games

And to you, my dear!