"This week dragged past me so slowly...
...The days fell on their knees
Maybe I'll take something to help me.
Hope someone takes after M____."
...But really. This week has left me with the feeling that I should have been a movie star. Or in a cover band. Or the Powerball winner.
..anything but the one taking it.
I suppose it puts things in perspective....
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Rerentless?
_Usage note Although already and all ready are often indistinguishable in speech, the written forms have distinct meanings and uses. The phrase all ready means "entirely ready" or "prepared" (I was all ready to leave on sentencing). Already means "previously" (The corpse had already left the morgue) or "so soon" (Have I passed out already?).
Perhaps you were using a new definition/word: allready. Entirely ready or prepared previously.
However, my use of Rerentless really negates this entire post.
-K.