Happy #Caturday.

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Happy #Friday, #Introverts.

Happy #Friday.

Word of the day is ‘snerdle’ (18th century dialect): to wrap up cosily beneath the covers and hold off the day for a little longer.

"106 Ways To Describe Sounds" by Amanda Patterson Amanda Patterson via Writers Write mvnt.us/m1302463

(Unofficial) word of the day is ‘rememble’: to have a false memory of something. Possibly a blend of ‘remember’ and ‘fumble’.

Word of the Day (because it’s about time) is ‘respair’, from the 16th century. It means fresh hope, and a recovery from despair. One of too many lost positives we could do with bringing back. Wishing everyone a gruntled, gormful, ruthful and feckful New Year, full of respair.

Happy New Year!

‘Pandiculation’ (17th century) is the act of yawning and stretching at the same time.

Happy Independent Bookstore Day! I'll be visiting Watermark Books & Café to read and sign POETRY COMICS. Go out and support your local indie bookshop.

Happy #MothersDay

Happy Thursday.

Happy #Caturday.

Happy #Friday, #Introverts.

Today is Punctuation Day, apparently, so here’s a poem called ‘Slow Puncture’.

In an ideal scenario the President of the United States and the worst person in the world would be two different people.