Another word game - Saw this and thought of you lot!

Oh i hope the visit from your Dad goes well.

I am positive you will get passed the nothingness feeling too. You’ve come a long way in the short time we’ve known you. That should spur you on for more progress.

Garden where you’ll find lots of pretty flowers, trees, veggies and weeds :grin: somewhere to sit when the sun shines.

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I’ve just used this word and had to look up how to spell it so thought I’d share-rigmarole-a lengthy protracted procedure!

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My mother used the word “rigamarole” all the time–one of her favorite words. “I can’t figure out this rigamarole of instructions!”

Effulgent–shining brightly or radiant :bright_button: I like the way that word rolls out of my mouth.

a friend recently sent me a message: “love your fate” or amor fati, in Latin.the idea is to accept your life as it is the dark black days to the glorious sunny ones and all the grey inbetween ,accept and embrace these the grey days are simply a lesson for the bright sunny days.all the grey in between got you to where you are now,no need for regrets, resolution and forgiveness are of course key to a bright happy life. I genuinely don’t understand why stoic philosophy isn’t taught at school this Ancient Greek Hellenistic philosophy has been studied by modern humans for centuries. Yet many of us know little about it! the philosophy focuses on virtue, self-control, and living in accordance with nature. It emphasizes that while external events are not within our control, our reactions to them are. Stoicism encourages cultivating inner resilience, wisdom, and ethical conduct to navigate life’s challenges with tranquility, and so I repeat … love thy fate.enjoy the grey it’s all a part of the rich tapestry of life with the wonderful humans that thread into it the beautiful silk threads that keep it vibrant and worth living! amor fati.I’ve spent far to long being black and white

the grey is part of life and as long as you did your best there is no need for regret.treasure those you love hold them tight and don’t let go!life is short,vita brevi. As we all well know as #stroke-survivors

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Keep the latin idioms going… My school motto was: Sursum Corda", which translates to “Lift Up Your Hearts”

Transient not lasting, enduring or permanent

Truth–hard to define, but you know when it is and when it isn’t.

Let me see if I’ve got this :slight_smile:
Hieroglyphics - the writing system of ancient Egypt.
This included an alphabet, but it was not identical to the modern English alphabet we use today. The hieroglyphic alphabet consisted of symbols representing sounds, but unlike modern alphabets, it didn’t include vowels like “a”, “e”, “i”, “o”, or “u”.

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supercalifragilisticexpialidocious - i’m sure you have all heard that word, even sung it perhaps!

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Oh i definitely know the word - always was a Mary Poppins fan :grin: I’m impressed you could type it.

Solo someone or something on their / its own or a performance by one person.

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Type it? Copy and paste it more like :grinning:

Omnipotent - all powerful, just like Q in Star Trek.

Oh & I thought you were being really clever :grin::grin:

Treats nice things for when you’ve been good.

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Sage – Wise - - -or - - -an herb used to make great dressing :herb:

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Equal Things that are the same size or have the same traits

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Fantabulous, is a blend word, also known as a portmanteau word. This mashup of fantastic and fabulous first appeared in the U.S. 1953 and in the uk 10 years later.

Saggy– need I say more?

Titilate -excite give pleasure!

Yellow a bright colour & colour of the sun ,& sunflowers :sunflower:

Whistle while you work

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Interesting @wolfie ,I’m ultimately Snow White bitten by the apple bug,laptop,phone iPad etc.addicted to the functionality and cross platform experience

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