Thoughts after signing for the certified letter from my mortgage company…..sigh

I CRY I MOAN MY WORLD HAS NO RELIEF

MY ANGOR PLAGUES ME, EVEN IN MY SLEEP

angor

PRONUNCIATION:

(ANG-guhr)

MEANING:  noun: Extreme anguish or mental distress.

ETYMOLOGY:  If you’ve ever been so angry, or so anguished, that you felt choked you’ve personally experienced the origin of this term. It comes from Latin angor (strangling, suffocation, mental distress), from angere (to squeeze). Ultimately from the Indo-European root angh- (tight, suffocating, painful), which also gave us anger, anguish, anxious, angst, angina, and hangnail. Earliest documented use: 1440.

SOURCE: A.Word.A.Day – with Anu Garg

 

Do I HAVE to Get Out of Bed?

It is not that I don’t have the tools

or that I don’t know the way

It is just that I have lost all will

to do even one thing a day   ~~dru~~

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I’m Feeling Rather Ram-BUNGK-shus Today

A.Word.A.Day * with Anu Garg

rambunctious

PRONUNCIATION:

(ram-BUNGK-shus)

 

MEANING:

adjective: Uncontrollably boisterous.

 

ETYMOLOGY:

Of uncertain origin. Perhaps an alteration of its synonym rumbustious. Earliest documented use: 1830.

 

 

~~dru~~

 

 

 

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