The Drop in Centre

[Reader1810]

Time for bed, good night everyone...

 

The sweetest of happy dreams when your time comes.  

[Mikiesboy]

1 minute ago, Reader1810 said:

Time for bed, good night everyone...

 

The sweetest of happy dreams when your time comes.  

Good night, Reader xo

[Brayon]

11 minutes ago, Reader1810 said:

Time for bed, good night everyone...

 

The sweetest of happy dreams when your time comes.  

Sleep Well, Reader!

Stay Warm!

[Mikiesboy]

bedtime for this boy ... see all of you tomorrow .. xo

[Brayon]

4 minutes ago, Mikiesboy said:

bedtime for this boy ... see all of you tomorrow .. xo

Sleep Well, Bro.

[Brayon]

I think I'll head that way as well.

[Defiance19]

2 hours ago, Mikiesboy said:

 

dont think it will too long .. but i feel the need to write it

😁.... I’m glad 

[Defiance19]

1 hour ago, mollyhousemouse said:

like these

Those make my feet oddly uncomfortable. My sister however, loves them. 

There are running shoes like this too. Of course I tried them out.  🥴 No go... just weird. People like them tho. 

[Defiance19]

Sleep well, Reader, tim, A....

 

I’ll just wander around..

 

 

Edit to add: Nothing left to clean 🧼 🧽 

maybe I’ll go do 🧘‍♂️ If you get here and I’m stuck in a pose, walk around me. ☺️

Edited November 17, 2018 by Defiance19

[Brayon]

The Year was 1985... a star studded cast of singers got together and did this song.

Sadly, I don't think it can be done in 2018.

 

 

[Brayon]

An official good morning. Been up since about 4:00 am.

You know what today is? It's CATURDAY!!!

[Mikiesboy]

susurrous    adjective | soo-SUR-us

Definition

: full of whispering sounds

 

 

Susurrous derives from the Latin noun susurrus, meaning "a hum" or "a whisper," and may be a distant relative of swarm (think of the collective hum of a beehive). Susurrus is itself an English noun with the meaning "a whispering or rustling sound" (Stephen King provides us with the example of "a violent susurrus of air"). Both the noun and the adjective (note that the two are spelled differently) are products of the 19th century, but they were preceded by the noun susurration, which in the 15th century originally meant "malicious whispering or rumor." Today susurrous is used to describe any kind of sound that resembles a whisper: a light breeze through a tree, perhaps, or the murmurs of intrigued theatergoers.

 

[Mikiesboy]

Good day, everyone

 

[Reader1810]

7 hours ago, Defiance19 said:

Those make my feet oddly uncomfortable. My sister however, loves them. 

There are running shoes like this too. Of course I tried them out.  🥴 No go... just weird. People like them tho. 

The running shoes are creepy, imo. 

[Brayon]

1 hour ago, Mikiesboy said:

Good day, everyone

Good Morning, Bro.

I hope today is a great day for you.

Stay Warm.

 

I'm about to lay down and try to take a nap. Almost fell asleep on the couch.

 

There's a story on GA I've been reading. Ongoing and up to chapter four. Haven't had the time to read chapter 4 yet. Reason being each chapter has been 18,000 to 27,000 words. EACH chapter is that long. I don't think any of the stories I've done have even hit 27,000 words for the whole work!

 

[Defiance19]

Good morning... 

Hope today is a good one for all!! 

 

 

2 hours ago, Mikiesboy said:

susurrous    adjective | soo-SUR-us

Definition

: full of whispering sounds

 

 

Susurrous derives from the Latin noun susurrus, meaning "a hum" or "a whisper," and may be a distant relative of swarm (think of the collective hum of a beehive). Susurrus is itself an English noun with the meaning "a whispering or rustling sound" (Stephen King provides us with the example of "a violent susurrus of air"). Both the noun and the adjective (note that the two are spelled differently) are products of the 19th century, but they were preceded by the noun susurration, which in the 15th century originally meant "malicious whispering or rumor." Today susurrous is used to describe any kind of sound that resembles a whisper: a light breeze through a tree, perhaps, or the murmurs of intrigued theatergoers.

 

Love when a word sounds like it’s meaning. 

[mollyhousemouse]

hello Sirs and friends

@Mikiesboy that's a great word today and a good inspiration

@BHopper2 i felt like that second cat this morning 

hope everyone has a good morning

[Starrynight22]

45 minutes ago, BHopper2 said:

Good Morning, Bro.

I hope today is a great day for you.

Stay Warm.

 

I'm about to lay down and try to take a nap. Almost fell asleep on the couch.

 

There's a story on GA I've been reading. Ongoing and up to chapter four. Haven't had the time to read chapter 4 yet. Reason being each chapter has been 18,000 to 27,000 words. EACH chapter is that long. I don't think any of the stories I've done have even hit 27,000 words for the whole work!

 

What story is it 

[Backwoods Boy]

3 hours ago, Mikiesboy said:

susurrous    adjective | soo-SUR-us

Definition

: full of whispering sounds

 

 

Susurrous derives from the Latin noun susurrus, meaning "a hum" or "a whisper," and may be a distant relative of swarm (think of the collective hum of a beehive). Susurrus is itself an English noun with the meaning "a whispering or rustling sound" (Stephen King provides us with the example of "a violent susurrus of air"). Both the noun and the adjective (note that the two are spelled differently) are products of the 19th century, but they were preceded by the noun susurration, which in the 15th century originally meant "malicious whispering or rumor." Today susurrous is used to describe any kind of sound that resembles a whisper: a light breeze through a tree, perhaps, or the murmurs of intrigued theatergoers.

 

If I had ever heard this, I've forgotten.  Thanks for another interesting word. 

An interesting challenge might be to write one story using all of the words that you've presented on The Drop In Centre over, say, four months or so.

Edit:  As @Defiance19 pointed out, that's a lot of words.  Perhaps since the new chat thread was started.

Edited November 17, 2018 by Backwoods Boy

[Defiance19]

It’s funny the way stuff creeps up on you.. The midday siren went off at the firehouse, and I missed Bella howling along with it.  For a few seconds I was overwhelmed with the sads. I miss my girl. 🐕 

 

5 minutes ago, Backwoods Boy said:

If I had ever heard this, I've forgotten.  Thanks for another interesting word. 

An interesting challenge might be to write one story using all of the words that you've presented on The Drop In Centre over, say, four months or so.

All the words? 😲🥺

[Backwoods Boy]

6 minutes ago, Defiance19 said:

All the words? 😲🥺

Yeah, I guess that would be a few too many.  The math side of my brain was still asleep.  How about since the new chat thread was started.

Edited November 17, 2018 by Backwoods Boy

[Mikiesboy]

11 minutes ago, Backwoods Boy said:

Yeah, I guess that would be a few too many.  The math side of my brain was still asleep.  How about since the new chat thread was started.

Um, yes.. well we will look forward to that short story from you, BB   Please highlight each word in bold.

[Mancunian]

1 hour ago, Mikiesboy said:

Um, yes.. well we will look forward to that short story from you, BB   Please highlight each word in bold.

 

I don't think anyone would take on that challenge, lol.

[Mikiesboy]

@Backwoods Boy

 

Here are the words if you need the list:

 

Gridiron

Mordant

Umbrage

Derring-do

Palmary

Boustrophedon

Furlong

Valorous

Recalcitrant

Tomfoolery

Memento

Exculpate

susurrous

[Starrynight22]

1 minute ago, Mikiesboy said:

@Backwoods Boy

 

Here are the words if you need the list:

 

Gridiron

 

Mordant

 

Umbrage

 

Derring-do

 

Palmary

 

Boustrophedon

 

Furlong

 

Valorous

 

Recalcitrant

 

Tomfoolery

 

Memento

 

Exculpate

 

susurrous

 

 I would dearly love to see this