Don’t be fooled! You may think you’ve got the normal 24 hours today. You may think the lunch date is at noon today, but . . .
All in A WOMAN'S BRIEFS
Don’t be fooled! You may think you’ve got the normal 24 hours today. You may think the lunch date is at noon today, but . . .
It’s a noun and it’s a verb. A swivel is nothing more than a coupling between two parts that allows one of those parts to move without turning the other. To swivel means to rotate around an unmoving point. It’s the way some people dance. My desk chair is swiveling now with me in it.
It had to have been this Christmas last when my daughter made these cookies.
“Hello, Otis. Welcome.” Good for Otis to realize that grief is best met in company.
Let me tell you, now’s the time to send your frontal lobe out for recess. This poem is all amygdala,
Storge does not speak People. She did her best to inform me of her problem. In her dog way
I seek treasures but not the sort that belong on glass shelves with indirect lightening
Who doesn’t know that confession seldom bodes well for the teller of them, but I confess. I don’t feel like writing
Be sure to wind the clock until the constant winding pressure will no longer tighten the spring. There is a definite stop encountered when the clock has been fully wound. Do not be afraid of winding it too tight.”
“WITH” It’s a simple thing, this little preposition, this little English word that means not much more than it is always “accompanied by” another word