theme: eponyms.
tartuffe- (tahr-TOOF) noun: A hypocrite who feigns virtue, especially in religious matters.

*Scripture du jour*

june 12, 2008

HELAMAN 4: 24,25

the word of the day ::: o612o8

sideburns- (SYDE-burnz) plural noun : Hair grown on the sides of a man's face, when worn with an unbearded chin.

--basically, so needed in this category just for the emphasis on thee pronunciation of which it displays..........!

the word of the day ::: o611o8

This week's theme: Words borrowed from Irish.

hubbub- (HUB-ub) noun
Excited fuss or tumult of a crowd.

[Perhaps from Irish ubub (an interjection of contempt).]

.....what a glorious day.....

phebe teaching morgan and mae mae at school

its all in the name 'jayne'

such similar features- kinda freaky cool !

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the coolest baby in my life !

will henry auntjessie morgan

See's candies

suckers = BOMB !

Bannana Republic stop

the word of the day ::: o6o9o8

gundygut :
(GUHN-di-guht) noun
A voracious eater; a greedy person.

[From gundy, of unexplained origin + gut (belly).]

my Little Rachel

:( reunited after 5 freaking years !

the word of the day ::: o6o8o8

--flibbertigibbet

This week's theme: insults.
flibbertigibbet (FLIB-uhr-tee-jib-it) noun
Someone who is regarded as flighty, scatterbrained, and talkative.
[Apparently from the imitation of the sound of idle chatter.]

arizona jealousy

trying to get baby Lincoln to smile :)

* my beautiful Brittany *

precious Lincoln

sisters....basically, she's my mom! huh juliet?!?

breakfast time !!!!!!

so....i had cookies for breakfast,fiercly taking them DOWN after dunking them into my delicous creamy lactaid milk- enjoyment to its fullest right !!?!! now helping the kids out the door to get to school in a timely, yet stressful mannar; i revisit my meal, there patiently awaiting me to consume the last gulp was a charming-discouraged little fly :)

Joie de vivre:: (from the French joie, "joy"; de, "of"; vivre, "to live, living"; "the joy of living") is a term used to express a cheerful enjoyment of life. Joie de vivre, as one scholar has written, "can be a joy of conversation, joy of eating, joy of anything one might do… And joie de vivre may be seen as a joy of everything, a comprehensive joy, a philosophy of life, a Weltanschauung. Robert's Dictionnaire says joie is sentiment exaltant ressenti par toute la conscience, that is, involves one's whole being."(In English common usage, the phrase is sometimes mutated to "joie de vie", a corruption of the traditional expression. This would translate to "joy of life" or "zest for life", rather than the more affirmative "joy of living".)