updated!
something with my hair has to change... I dunno what, but something must change...
otherwize, it's occured to me that my short posts come from being up way too early and utilizing the "wake up" time to check sg and post.. how lame is that?
I almost decided to move back to ga yesterday... the idea is still bouncing around in my head...
going to june crown in a few weeks and school is almost up... yummy for both things!!! otherwize, I gotta put on clothes and go... yummy eh???
ps. my coffee makerr broke!
and word of the day... I was working in this area yesterday.. it was wonderfully shady and cool!!!
riparian \ruh-PAIR-ee-un\ adjective
relating to or living on the bank of a natural watercourse or sometimes of a lake or tidewater
Example sentence:
Residents of the riparian community learned to brace themselves for a flood whenever the river was close to cresting its banks.
Did you know?
"Riparian" came to English from the same source that gave us "river" — the Latin "riparius," a noun deriving from "ripa," meaning "bank" or "shore." First appearing in English in the 19th century, "riparian" can apply to things that occur alongside a river (such as riparian towns, trees, etc.) as well as things that are found within it (riparian rocks, fish, etc.). Some river communities have laws called "riparian rights," referring to the rights of those owning land along a river to have access to the waterway. Note the distinction of this word from "littoral," which usually refers to things that occur along the shore of a sea or ocean.
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I'm thinking i'm gonna dread my hair...
something with my hair has to change... I dunno what, but something must change...
otherwize, it's occured to me that my short posts come from being up way too early and utilizing the "wake up" time to check sg and post.. how lame is that?
I almost decided to move back to ga yesterday... the idea is still bouncing around in my head...
going to june crown in a few weeks and school is almost up... yummy for both things!!! otherwize, I gotta put on clothes and go... yummy eh???
ps. my coffee makerr broke!
and word of the day... I was working in this area yesterday.. it was wonderfully shady and cool!!!
riparian \ruh-PAIR-ee-un\ adjective
relating to or living on the bank of a natural watercourse or sometimes of a lake or tidewater
Example sentence:
Residents of the riparian community learned to brace themselves for a flood whenever the river was close to cresting its banks.
Did you know?
"Riparian" came to English from the same source that gave us "river" — the Latin "riparius," a noun deriving from "ripa," meaning "bank" or "shore." First appearing in English in the 19th century, "riparian" can apply to things that occur alongside a river (such as riparian towns, trees, etc.) as well as things that are found within it (riparian rocks, fish, etc.). Some river communities have laws called "riparian rights," referring to the rights of those owning land along a river to have access to the waterway. Note the distinction of this word from "littoral," which usually refers to things that occur along the shore of a sea or ocean.
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I'm thinking i'm gonna dread my hair...
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Wierdest thing of the day: i heard the word riparian for the first time in my life just one week ago. I have lost track of exactly how many places it's popped up since, but I tell ya it's a lot!