Well, well, well; we are closer than we were yesterday!

Well I never,.... up so early that I have once again beaten the Word of the day...08:27

An apocalypse (Ancient Greek: ἀποκάλυψις apocálypsis, from ἀπό and καλύπτω meaning 'un-covering'), translated literally from Greek, is a disclosure of knowledge, hidden from humanity in an era dominated by falsehood and misconception, i.e., a lifting of the veil or revelation, although this sense did not enter English until the 14th century.^[1] In religious contexts it is usually a disclosure of something hidden. In the Revelation of John (Greek Ἀποκάλυψις Ἰωάννου, Apocalypsis Ioannou), the last book of the New Testament, the revelation which John receives is that of the ultimate victory of good over evil and the end of the present age, and that is the primary meaning of the term, one that dates to 1175.^[1] Today, it is commonly used in reference to any prophetic revelation or so-called End Time scenario, or to the end of the world in general.

My reference: The Good Book

pseudoclassic \soo-doh-KLAS-ik\, adjective:
1. Falsely or spuriously classic.
2. Imitating the classic: the pseudoclassic style of some modern authors.

Well This Is The Word Today

Yes, unclassifiable!

pseudomorph \SOO-duh-mawrf\, noun:
1. An irregular or unclassifiable form.
2. A mineral having the outward appearance of another mineral that it has replaced by chemical action.

It is!

pseudology \soo-DOL-uh-jee\, noun:
Lying considered as an art.

Ahso Desu ka! Whatever that means...

The truth, I tell you!

pseudonymous \soo-DON-uh-muhs\, adjective:
1. Bearing a false or fictitious name.
2. Writing or written under a fictitious name.

I always tell the truth...does that imply a pseudonymunous characteristicic?

Am I bad?

What a day, some might say it is 'kak'!

But of course I would never speak like that to anyone...

birl \burl\, verb:
1. To spin or cause to rotate.
2. Chiefly Northern U.S. Lumbering. To cause (a floating log) to rotate rapidly by treading upon it.
3. British. A. To move or rotate rapidly. B. Informal. To spend money freely. C. Informal. To gamble.
noun:
1. British Informal. An attempt; a gamble

aumildar \aw-mil-DAHR\, noun:
1. A manager or agent.
2. A collector of revenue.

I have no aumildar; makes me think I should get one???
Mind you, I have no income, per say, just pay a whole lot of sales tax!!!!

I am Busy!

couthie \KOO-thee\, adjective:
Agreeable; genial; kindly.

To be is...

violescent \vahy-uh-LES-uhnt\, adjective:

Tending to a violet color: a violescent twilight sky.

Was Scarlet O'Hara violescent???

The Brothers Hughes are reunited

Wazzup?

Big Things are afoot at the Fig!

fastigiate \fa-STIJ-ee-it\, adjective:
1. Rising to a pointed top.
2. Zoology. Joined together in a tapering adhering group.
3. Botany. A. Erect and parallel, as branches. B. Having such branches.

David & Jenny flew in from the UK; off to do lunch at our restaurant...

Bah Humbug

Well having passed 2012, we now enter the first BLOG post for 2013.


exordium \ig-ZAWR-dee-uhm\, noun:
1. The beginning of anything.
2. The introductory part of an oration, treatise, etc.
Well having moved beyond 2012, we now enter our first post fopr 2013!

And this be the word; I am never really good st thede...