Greetings my little chickadees.
Let's get everyone to shout out a chickadee call. Chick a dee dee dee
No, sadly I'm not drunk. Just a name I occasionally call people. Why, i don't know How about yourself, what is a name you call a group of friends that you know? Mates, pals, gals, ladies, men, boys. girls. Please don't light up the Moderation Teams PM and Alert system by using that British term for a finch, as it is not allowed on GA. Why you ask. There are certain words that Goog
Well it's the begining of pride in asbury park this weekend and so far it's been a blast!
I met Tara Sanchez tonight of RuPauls drag race and she was fierce/ her performance was spot on and she worked the crowd.
I hung out with my friends as well tonight and got a bit drunk off the cheap drinks lol (Kelly knows how to get me drunk and on a budget haha).
I made some new friends tonight, and some of them are staff at Paradise lol. It's nice walking into a bar where everyone knows you a
"My little chickadee" was W.C. Fields' trademark catchphrase. He also starred in the 1940 file "My Little Chickadee" alongside Mae West.
The Forbidden Author contests have been difficult, but fun, although I wish more people had voted for the best story. Maybe you still have time, if you hurry, so see what you can do.
@wildone Your question, @drpaladin and answer, left me more confused than ever.
I found 3 sites that finally explained what the actual differences are. More important, why you would choose one over the other. Fortunately I am as they say, not exactly well off, so the choice is not a consideration I need worry about.
why would I get a life assurance policy instead of a life insurance policy - Google Search
The difference between life insurance and life assurance? - Aviva
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Correct me if I'm wrong, in North America, we have Insurance Companies to cover you for unexpected loses, but in other countries, including Canada, you have Assurance Companies I remember the Western Assurance Company which when I googled was a member with the British America Assurance Company.
Just the facts:
ASSURANCE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
ASSURANCE Synonyms: 100 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
ASSURE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
ASSURE Synonyms: 60 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
English vocabulary: 'assure', 'ensure', 'insure' - Learners' Questions - YouTube
Assurance in storytelling builds trust and give the audience emotional safety, helping them engage with complex or risky ideas.
Why Assurance Matters:
Reduces Fear: When a narrator provides psychological or structural safety, the audience feels secure enough to explore difficult themes.
Builds Trust: Clear promises and reliable narrative stakes make listeners or readers confident in the storyteller's direction (learn more about building trust via Insurance Journal).
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The word assurance comes from late 14th-century Middle English (assuraunce), derived from Old French asseurance, which means a promise, truce, or certainty, based on the verb asseurer (to assure or make sure to the root verb. The noun form was created by adding the Old French suffix -ance (denoting an action or state). The Old French traces back to Latin roots, ad- (to) and securus (meaning safe, secure, carefree, or free from worry).
According to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) the