Torn
>> Mar 31, 2010
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Popinjay \POP-in-jay\, noun:
A vain and talkative person.
Examples:
One popinjay shrieking from the left and another from the right about last week's headlines is not the whole of Washington's political dramas. Occasionally, American politics is more complicated and more momentous.
-- R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr., "Feds Go Drug Crazy", American Spectator, May 26, 2000
A writer who appreciates the seriousness of writing so little that he is anxious to make people see he is formally educated, cultured or well-bred is merely a popinjay.
-- Ernest Hemingway, Death in the Afternoon
The dignified, high density of personality of [Clark Gable and Humphrey Bogart] is completely missing from our popinjay contemporary actors.
-- Camille Paglia, Salon, March 1998
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Have you seen the full trailer of Anne and Sam's latest movie? I watched it in youtube and I was intrigued to watch it. I like Anne and Sam because they look good together so I think I'll watch their movie. I love the trailer and the theme song is one of my favorite.
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1. The right word to say is THANK YOU.
2. You can come in but avoid loud noises and shut the door quietly, please...the baby is sound asleep.
3. Up in the ceiling I hear some noises.
4. Inside my room in front of the computer is where you'll find me.
5. Ooh! What is that smell?
6. Giving the kids a pool party for their birthday on May is a good idea.
7. And as for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to another sleepless night, tomorrow my plans include doing the laundry and finished my online tasks and Sunday, I want to go to church and hit the mall afterwards!
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Defying Gravity
Something has changed within me
Something is not the same
I'm through with playing by the rules
Of someone else's game
Too late for second-guessing
Too late to go back to sleep
It's time to trust my instincts
Close my eyes: and leap!
It's time to try
Defying gravity
I think I'll try
Defying gravity
Kiss me goodbye
I am defying gravity
And you wont bring me down!
I'm through accepting limits
''cause someone says they're so
Some things I cannot change
But till I try, I'll never know!
Too long I've been afraid of
Losing love I guess I've lost
Well, if that's love
It comes at much too high a cost!
I'd sooner buy
Defying gravity
Kiss me goodbye
I'm defying gravity
I think I'll try
Defying gravity
And you wont bring me down!
I'd sooner buy
Defying gravity
Kiss me goodbye
I'm defying gravity
I think I'll try
Defying gravity
And never bring me down!
bring me down!
ohh ohhh ohhhh!
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1. Today I will be fetching my daughter from school. It's their graduation practice and I would love to see what they are doing.
2. My husband said I should try teaching English online and I say why not? After all, its additonal income!
3. What do you think of the border less TV from Korea? Saw it featured in Rated K, a local TV show and I love to own one.
4. At some Starbucks outlets it's free Pastry Day til 1030 Friday! I hope I can get one, lol!
5. People say that what we're all seeking is world peace.
6. The image I cherish most is my whole family praying. I know it's a cliche that a family that prays together stays together but I believe it.
7. And as for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to seeing my husband who's been away for 1 week, tomorrow my plans include hitting the mall to buy graduation dress
for my little girl and Sunday, I want to go to church..I miss it!
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Gravitas \GRAV-uh-tahs\, noun:
High seriousness (as in a person's bearing or in the treatment of a subject).
Examples:At first sight the tall, stooped figure with the hawk-like features and bloodless cheeks, the look of extreme gravitas, seems forbidding and austere, the abbot of an ascetic order, scion of an imperial family who has foresworn the world.
-- John Lehmann, "T.S. Eliot Talks About Himself and the Drive to Create", New York Times, November 9, 1953
And we want to tell our readers about sharp, clever books, utterly lacking in gravitas, that we know will delight them on the beach or the bus.
-- Benjamin Schwarz, "(Some of) the best books of 2001", The Atlantic, December 2001
That gravitas and germaphobic hypersensitivity sometimes led to situations bordering on slapstick.
-- Pauline W. Chen, M.D., "Why Don't Doctors Wash Their Hands More? ", New York Times, September 17, 2009
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1. Finally went out to send my daughter to school
2. A new hair style
3. Paid bills fast
4. Decreasing abdominal pain
5. A hug and a kiss from my little girl
6. She finish her exams faster than her classmates
7. A good report from her class' assistant about her exams
8. A sweet SMS from hubby.
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1. Wake up to a beautiful morning.
2. Hot pandesal and chocolate drink for breakfast.
3. A new haircut.
4. A smile (though I know it's not a real smile yet, lol!) from baby MJ.
5. On time payment from one of my online jobs.
6. A new website.
7. I can now turn on my sides unlike the past few days that I only lie flat on the bed.
8. Decreasing tummy flab.
9. Wearing my pre-pregnancy clothes again.
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Vivify \VIV-uh-fy\, transitive verb:
1. To endue with life; to make alive; to animate.
2. To make more lively or intense.
Can the writer isolate and vivify all in experience that most deeply engages our intellects and our hearts?
-- Annie Dillard, "Write Till You Drop", New York Times, May 28, 1989
Stories not only provide context for statistical statements but can illustrate and vivify them as well.
-- John Allen Paulos, Once Upon a Number
They collaborated on, and for our benefit specialized in, like paleontologists, the painstaking reconstruction of vanished jokes from extant tag lines. They could vivify old New Yorker cartoons, source of many tag lines.
-- Annie Dillard, An American Childhood
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