Once in a while you get shown the LIGHT, in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
Can't stop listening to the Dead this week.
Can't stop listening to the Dead this week.
As I was walkin' 'round Grosvenor square. Not a chill to the winter but a nip to the air...
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Apricity (pronounced ap-ri-si-tee) is a rare, archaic English noun meaning
the warmth of the sun in winter, a delightful feeling of sunshine on a cold day, derived from the Latin apricitas. It's a beautiful but largely obsolete word, first appearing in the 1600s, describing that specific cozy sensation when winter's chill is softened by the sun's rays
the warmth of the sun in winter, a delightful feeling of sunshine on a cold day, derived from the Latin apricitas. It's a beautiful but largely obsolete word, first appearing in the 1600s, describing that specific cozy sensation when winter's chill is softened by the sun's rays
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As a lifelong musician who loves a good lyric...from that same song:
From the other direction, she was calling my eye.
I mean, what a great, great twist there. Where calling usually hints at something verbal, and you're expecting "name", what a subtle, well crafted way of saying a woman is attractive and garnering attention.