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"The words you speak become the house you live in.” ~ Hafiz What kind of house do you wish to reside in and call your own? "The words you speak become the house you live in." There is such beautiful truth to this quote. The kind of truth that once heard is impossible to ignore.… Continue reading Affirmation Mondays 277 – The words you speak become the house you live in
Ante Mortem means before death. Ante Mortem (sometimes antemortem) is derived from the Latin ante (before) and mortem mors (death). Ante Mortem is not necessarily morbid, it's more of a reminder of the time before death when life is still present and aware. Autumn is truly a season of ante mortem since it is the… Continue reading Word Nerd: Ante Mortem
"The leaves are changing; I feel poetry in the air.” ~ Laura Jaworski And so the cycle rounds again, like clockwork, in a circle, a continuous pattern... "The leaves are changing; I feel poetry in the air." The seasonal shift is upon us once more as the cycle of nature continues it's yearly turns, sliding… Continue reading Affirmation Mondays 276 – The leaves are changing; I feel poetry in the air…
Friluftliv (pronounced free-loofts-leave) is a Scandinavian word that translates literally as free-air life. Friluftliv was coined by the Norwegian poet Henrik Ibsen in his poem "On The Heights" in 1859. Friluftliv is a philosophical notion that broadly describes how a strong connection to nature unlocks a personal sense of vitality and freedom. For most Norwegians,… Continue reading Word Nerd: Friluftliv
"Turn soft and lovely whenever you have a chance.” ~ Ella Patrice Take a deep breath, let the air enter your lungs ~ You've got this... "Turn soft and lovely whenever you have a chance." Life for me had become to much, too literally hard, with no soft spots. Anger, tension, irritability, upset, a kind… Continue reading Affirmation Mondays 275 – Turn soft and lovely whenever you have a chance
Alamort means exhausted or half-dead. Alamort can also be used as an adverb with the meaning to the death. Alamort derives from the French à la mort (to the death). Alamort is a fairly obscure word these days. Perhaps it's time for a comeback since almost everyone has been feeling one form of alamort or… Continue reading Word Nerd: Alamort
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