From Word of the Day:
woebegone: woeful; also, run-down
I'm not sure I have ever written or typed this word(I don't think I would trust my spelling of it - as it looks a bit strange)
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Quidnunc - from the Latin "what now?" The term also now may refer to a person who seeks to know all the latest news or gossip. This journal discusses the arts, the culture, the interactions, the travels, the journeys and the thoughts of someone constantly asking "quidnunc".
Who is asking quidnunc?
- Krista
- I am interested in modern things, such as television, magazines, books and movies. Long-time obsessions include trivia (including Jeopardy and Reach for the Top), movies, sudokus, crosswords, and cooking. My newest obsessions include learning how to play bridge, geneology, on-line scrabble, road trips and trying to get people to cook for me. I always have opinions. My children have flown the coop (for the most part, except for the need for money and periodic assistance) and I am truly trying to figure out what next. You can email me at: quidnuncjournal@gmail.com
1 comment:
"Woebegone" is defined as "a creaky shack", "a decrepit bus..its seats held together with friction tape", "a flea-bitten sofa".. basicly you get the picture and it isn't pretty! We have all felt it or watched someone else feel it and the only good thing is that it will pass...hopefully sooner rather than later. What helps for me are lots of walks and chocolate popsicles and my chocolate chip cookies and now learning to knit and cleaning out my closet and throwing away lots of things and my husband thinks that is great as long as I don't toss him. Linda
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