Charity
@tinycharoh.bsky.social
Laughter. A little bit of it makes life worth living.
It was a frigid morning but I am glad it’s warming up. Well I hope it will get way warmer
August 5, 2025 at 7:12 AM
It was a frigid morning but I am glad it’s warming up. Well I hope it will get way warmer
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BP, the energy giant, on Wednesday said it would increase spending on oil and gas while sharply paring back investments on various forms of clean energy.
BP to ‘Fundamentally Reset’ Strategy in Shift Back to Oil and Gas
The energy giant said it would cut planned investments in clean energy and redirect spending toward fossil fuels.
www.nytimes.com
February 26, 2025 at 11:39 AM
BP, the energy giant, on Wednesday said it would increase spending on oil and gas while sharply paring back investments on various forms of clean energy.
Kuna mahali it’s time I read the signs and just mind my business. Hehe
January 6, 2025 at 5:00 AM
Kuna mahali it’s time I read the signs and just mind my business. Hehe
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The ignorance of one voter in a democracy impairs the security of all. (John F. Kennedy)(Google photo)
Happy Wednesday, everyone.
Happy Wednesday, everyone.
November 13, 2024 at 12:12 PM
The ignorance of one voter in a democracy impairs the security of all. (John F. Kennedy)(Google photo)
Happy Wednesday, everyone.
Happy Wednesday, everyone.
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Gobslotch [GOB-slawch]
(n.)
-A greedy, clownish person, apt to gobble his food.
-An untidy and voracious eater.
Used in a sentence:
“You, sir, are a draggle-tailed gobslotch with all the table manners of a maladjusted baboon suffering a dental abscess!”
(n.)
-A greedy, clownish person, apt to gobble his food.
-An untidy and voracious eater.
Used in a sentence:
“You, sir, are a draggle-tailed gobslotch with all the table manners of a maladjusted baboon suffering a dental abscess!”
October 30, 2024 at 4:51 PM
Gobslotch [GOB-slawch]
(n.)
-A greedy, clownish person, apt to gobble his food.
-An untidy and voracious eater.
Used in a sentence:
“You, sir, are a draggle-tailed gobslotch with all the table manners of a maladjusted baboon suffering a dental abscess!”
(n.)
-A greedy, clownish person, apt to gobble his food.
-An untidy and voracious eater.
Used in a sentence:
“You, sir, are a draggle-tailed gobslotch with all the table manners of a maladjusted baboon suffering a dental abscess!”
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Philocalist [fil-OH-kuh-list]
(n.)
- A lover of beauty; someone who finds and appreciates beauty in all things.
Used in a sentence:
“In a place like this, one does not have to be a philocalist to truly appreciate the beauty that surrounds us.”
(n.)
- A lover of beauty; someone who finds and appreciates beauty in all things.
Used in a sentence:
“In a place like this, one does not have to be a philocalist to truly appreciate the beauty that surrounds us.”
September 8, 2024 at 1:33 AM
Philocalist [fil-OH-kuh-list]
(n.)
- A lover of beauty; someone who finds and appreciates beauty in all things.
Used in a sentence:
“In a place like this, one does not have to be a philocalist to truly appreciate the beauty that surrounds us.”
(n.)
- A lover of beauty; someone who finds and appreciates beauty in all things.
Used in a sentence:
“In a place like this, one does not have to be a philocalist to truly appreciate the beauty that surrounds us.”
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Raconteur [rak-uhn-TŒR]
(n.)
- A skillful & amusing teller of stories and anecdotes.
Used in a sentence:
“From the rosewood rostrum, Randolph Radcliffe, the raffish raconteur, related reminiscences of romantic rendezvous and reckless rollicking, rousing raucous roars from his riveted readership.”
(n.)
- A skillful & amusing teller of stories and anecdotes.
Used in a sentence:
“From the rosewood rostrum, Randolph Radcliffe, the raffish raconteur, related reminiscences of romantic rendezvous and reckless rollicking, rousing raucous roars from his riveted readership.”
May 4, 2024 at 2:39 AM
Raconteur [rak-uhn-TŒR]
(n.)
- A skillful & amusing teller of stories and anecdotes.
Used in a sentence:
“From the rosewood rostrum, Randolph Radcliffe, the raffish raconteur, related reminiscences of romantic rendezvous and reckless rollicking, rousing raucous roars from his riveted readership.”
(n.)
- A skillful & amusing teller of stories and anecdotes.
Used in a sentence:
“From the rosewood rostrum, Randolph Radcliffe, the raffish raconteur, related reminiscences of romantic rendezvous and reckless rollicking, rousing raucous roars from his riveted readership.”
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Harbergery [hahr-BER-juh-ree]
(n.)
- A place of entertainment such as an inn, tavern or public house.
Used in a sentence:
“I’m meeting my chumrades at our customary harbergery to watch the Lemur in the Gyre semi-finals.”
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Purvey my sesquipedalian lexicon!
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(n.)
- A place of entertainment such as an inn, tavern or public house.
Used in a sentence:
“I’m meeting my chumrades at our customary harbergery to watch the Lemur in the Gyre semi-finals.”
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Purvey my sesquipedalian lexicon!
bit.ly/GWOTDbook
April 16, 2024 at 5:09 PM
Harbergery [hahr-BER-juh-ree]
(n.)
- A place of entertainment such as an inn, tavern or public house.
Used in a sentence:
“I’m meeting my chumrades at our customary harbergery to watch the Lemur in the Gyre semi-finals.”
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Purvey my sesquipedalian lexicon!
bit.ly/GWOTDbook
(n.)
- A place of entertainment such as an inn, tavern or public house.
Used in a sentence:
“I’m meeting my chumrades at our customary harbergery to watch the Lemur in the Gyre semi-finals.”
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Purvey my sesquipedalian lexicon!
bit.ly/GWOTDbook
Having a migraine from hell.
April 17, 2024 at 12:24 PM
Having a migraine from hell.
Learning that you can’t love someone who doesn’t want to be loved.
April 14, 2024 at 12:06 PM
Learning that you can’t love someone who doesn’t want to be loved.
Love occurs in the moment. Love’s a verb.
April 12, 2024 at 9:36 AM
Love occurs in the moment. Love’s a verb.
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Finnimbrun [fin-IHM-bruhn]
(n.)
- A trifle, trinket or knick-knack.
Used in a sentence:
“As soon as my mother retired, it seemed as though her primary motivation was to fill every nook and cranny of her domicile with every imaginable variety of finnimbrun available on the Home Shopping Network.”
(n.)
- A trifle, trinket or knick-knack.
Used in a sentence:
“As soon as my mother retired, it seemed as though her primary motivation was to fill every nook and cranny of her domicile with every imaginable variety of finnimbrun available on the Home Shopping Network.”
April 11, 2024 at 2:27 PM
Finnimbrun [fin-IHM-bruhn]
(n.)
- A trifle, trinket or knick-knack.
Used in a sentence:
“As soon as my mother retired, it seemed as though her primary motivation was to fill every nook and cranny of her domicile with every imaginable variety of finnimbrun available on the Home Shopping Network.”
(n.)
- A trifle, trinket or knick-knack.
Used in a sentence:
“As soon as my mother retired, it seemed as though her primary motivation was to fill every nook and cranny of her domicile with every imaginable variety of finnimbrun available on the Home Shopping Network.”
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Hahaha
I think it goes without saying that my good traits are the result of personal growth, hard work, and integrity, and my bad traits are because astrology
April 11, 2024 at 6:36 AM
Hahaha
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