first order of business:
legerdemain (lĕj'ər-də-mān')
1. Sleight of hand.
2. A show of skill or deceitful cleverness: financial legerdemain.
[Middle English legerdemayn, from Old French leger de main : leger, light (from Vulgar Latin *leviārius, from Latin levis) + de, of (from Latin dē; see de–) + main, hand; see mortmain.]
per answers.com (which just happens to be the default dictionary thingie that opera uses.)
second order of business:
i am positively abuzz with excitement. i have discovered anne sexton and i think i love her. oh my super fantastic muffin sister, you always give me the most wonderful presents. i don't think mere peaches (!) will ever do. my undying love, you has it.*
*you had it anyway but still! shiny!
PSx2: is anyone else doing earth hour tomorrow?
legerdemain (lĕj'ər-də-mān')
1. Sleight of hand.
2. A show of skill or deceitful cleverness: financial legerdemain.
[Middle English legerdemayn, from Old French leger de main : leger, light (from Vulgar Latin *leviārius, from Latin levis) + de, of (from Latin dē; see de–) + main, hand; see mortmain.]
per answers.com (which just happens to be the default dictionary thingie that opera uses.)
second order of business:
i am positively abuzz with excitement. i have discovered anne sexton and i think i love her. oh my super fantastic muffin sister, you always give me the most wonderful presents. i don't think mere peaches (!) will ever do. my undying love, you has it.*
*you had it anyway but still! shiny!
PSx2: is anyone else doing earth hour tomorrow?