May Your Days be Merry and Bright …
December is the brightest month of the year,
with sprinkles of extra twinkle, red and green glitter, and gold toppers. And
that’s just the cookies! There is no room for ...
Despite the ominous clouds of winter, there is
nothing griseous about the Holiday Season. From rosy red cheeks to glittering
gold stars atop brilliant green trees, we adorn the month with vibrant colors.
Although griseous skirts the edge of silver,
which is certainly shiny and Holiday-ish, its pearl-gray luster doesn’t
come close to the top of the brightness meter. It does lend itself well as a backdrop for more dazzling colors, or dreamy luxurious trim around or your home, or
throughout your writing, any time of year.
It seems fitting that we shake off the griseous
pall that often clings to the end of the year,
Word Challenge: GRISEOUS. A rather long and
literary word for gray, it certainly could add a sheen to your writing, as you
fit griseous
into your week of sparkly writings.
Learning knows no prejudices or boundaries, and it isn’t fattening!
Expanding your mind is a no-cost, simple joy. Do you feel that way too? What’s
your inspiration? Share your creative genius and Wordplay
Wednesday comments below.
Write first for yourself … only then can you write for others. (L.Rochelle)
LinDee Rochelle is a writer and editor by
trade, and an author by way of Rock & Roll. She has published two books (of
three) in her Blast from Your Past
series about pioneering R&R Radio DJs. The true behind-the-mic tales make
GREAT Holiday Gifts available on Amazon (eBook and print): Book 1 – Rock & Roll
Radio DJs: The First Five Years 1954-1959; and Book 2 – Rock & Roll
Radio DJs: The Swinging Sixties. Coming soon … The Psychedelic Seventies!
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