RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS FOR THURSDAY JUNE 13, 2024:
Put together a self-care basket for a stressed-out friend or relative.
QUESTION FOR THURSDAY JUNE 13, 2024:
Was it love at first sight with me?
MANTRA FOR THURSDAY JUNE 13, 2024:
I am proud of myself.
Haiku Poem
By: Tara Kimberley Torme
I never asked for
Much from you all I wanted
To spend time with you
Saturday March 6, 2021
Haiku Poem # 1
By: Tara Kimberley Torme
The world is empty –
Devoid of laughter and mirth:
Just sadness, despair.
RACHEL TAYLOR’S RESPONSE TO MY HAIKU POEM # 1 FOR SATURDAY MARCH 6, 2021:
The world is glutted
Full of noise and change and cries
No silence, riot
Haiku Poem # 2
By: Tara Kimberley Torme
Broken businesses
Scattered people everywhere
Nothing but darkness.
RACHEL TAYLOR’S RESPONSE TO MY HAIKU POEM # 2 FOR SATURDAY MARCH 6, 2021:
Scattered folks scurry
Hiding from the light, the truth
Halfway out of dark
Saturday June 8, 2024
Today I was up @ 4:08 am, in the shower by 4:20 am & out of the shower by 4:46 am. I did a super thorough email check plus posting to my social media. And I listened to the just released Broadway cast album of Hell’s Kitchen by Alicia Keys. My mother & I walked all the way to Kingsway for a few errands. I returned two library books plus pick up one & took out a novel. I spent the afternoon in catching up with my PVR’d shows while working on my computer stuff on my laptop. Today’s been awesome!
Sunday February 21, 1993
Dear Melissa,
I finished my homework. I’m going to bed at 8pm tonight. I am really tired. It’s been a long weekend. Nothing much to say. Love, Tara Kimberley Torme
Wednesday March 28, 2018
babble
PRONUNCIATION: (BAB-uhl)
MEANING: noun: 1. Foolish, excited, or incoherent chatter. 2. A murmuring sound, for example of flowing water.verb intr.: 1. To talk excitedly, excessively, or incomprehensibly. 2. To make a murmuring sound, as flowing water. verb tr.: 1. To say something rapidly, excitedly, or incoherently. 2. To reveal something confidential carelessly.
ANAGRAM: babbled = blabbed
ETYMOLOGY: Probably from the repetition of the syllable ba, which occurs in a child’s early speech. Earliest documented use: 1250. The word babel (as in the Tower of Babel) has nothing to do with babbling or blabbing.
USAGE: “The babble of voices, clinking chips and glasses, and gruff mirth assaulted Tyree’s ears.” Ralph Compton & David Robbins; The Evil Men Do; Signet; 2015.
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: A scholar is just a library’s way of making another library. -Daniel Dennett, philosopher, writer, and professor (b. 28 Mar 1942)
Name Days For Thursday June 13, 2024:
Grigor January 25 (Bulgaria)
Grigorios January 25 (Greece)
Grigoris January 25 (Greece)
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