This post's theme word is etiolate, "to make pale by preventing exposure to sunlight" or "to make weak by stunting the growth of" or "to become pale, weak, or stunted". The fog etiolated the ground-dwelling plants.
Monday, October 27, 2014
When clouds touch down
Even Parisian natives tell me that the view from my apartment is picturesque.
This cloud came down to visit, and blocked my view of the two windmills uphill. It almost looks like the stereotyped rooftops with their chimney-clusters continue on forever.
This post's theme word is etiolate, "to make pale by preventing exposure to sunlight" or "to make weak by stunting the growth of" or "to become pale, weak, or stunted". The fog etiolated the ground-dwelling plants.
This post's theme word is etiolate, "to make pale by preventing exposure to sunlight" or "to make weak by stunting the growth of" or "to become pale, weak, or stunted". The fog etiolated the ground-dwelling plants.
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Acorn legs?
This window display looks like a strange, associative word puzzle.
Disembodied legs and acorns? I don't get it. Ankle scales? Acorn knee? My brain keeps trying to
solve the puzzle, even though I know it's not a puzzle.
This post's theme word is lignify, "to convert into wood," or "to become wood or woody." The baby oak window display lignified my mind.
solve the puzzle, even though I know it's not a puzzle.
This post's theme word is lignify, "to convert into wood," or "to become wood or woody." The baby oak window display lignified my mind.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)