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“The Greek word for “return” is nostos. Algos means “suffering.” So nostalgia is the suffering caused by an unappeased yearning to return.” Milan Kundera, Ignorance
Courtesy of Inklings Bookstore, Facebook Page; I think it might have originated with Icegate Magazine; and thanks to Anjum Wasim Dar (Poetic Oceans) for bringing this to my attention.
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Sadly only one: tine. 😦
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It’s a tough one. I think I only had one as well. Some words are rather awkward though. Don’t think I’d use them.
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What fun. I knew a few and some are worth remembering for social occasions – oh yeah, my social calendar is still blank for weeks to come. My social meetings are with neighbors walking by as I weed my front garden and neighbors behind as I weed my back garden. See a theme here?
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LOL! It’s a new way of life. Glad you had fun with the post, Pat. Hope you and your husband are safe and sound. Warmly, J.
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We are safe – sometimes I wonder about sound. But I also judge my mental state by thinking about the context within which I am living. My mental responses seem to be normal to the crazy going on around us. 🙂
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That’s a good way to judge. Never thought to do that.
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Only one: #6 (tines). 🙂
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I only knew one or two well. Some of these words are rather awkward to the ear though.
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