Wednesday’s Word of the Week: Succulent
Definition: tender, juicy, and tasty
Why I Chose It: I’ve been studying The Humming-Bird by D.H Lawrence, which involves a lot of reading aloud and every time I read the line “And went whizzing through the slow, vast, succulent stems” I think to myself, succulent is a great word. Now D.H Lawrence was using it in the botany-related definition, whilst I’ve decided to do the definition of the food described but either way it is a great word to say.
Pronunciation: Suh-que-lent
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Hey! Your blog’s great and I have been following you from a very long time. I was wondering why haven’t you been posting recently? Hope everything is fine.
Well would you mind checking out my book ☺️? My latest post is about it.
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Hi! Thanks for checking in on me. University has just been taking up all of my time so I haven’t been able to read or work on blog posts, i should be able to get back to doing some over Christmas 🤗
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I understand that university takes a lot of time as I too have joined the college about 3 weeks back. I hope you get time to be active on here soon☺️
As soon as you get some spare time, please check out my book. If you had seen my blog post, there is a heavy discount on my book currently, for a few days. I hope to see your review both on the bookstore and your blog😊
Have a nice time ahead!👍
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Merry Christmas!!
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