I, too, had a good Thanksgiving. Being with family gladdened my heart, although I did miss you, A. Waldeckers. The salubrious fellowship was most refreshing; it is too bad that the holiday was so short, as all breaks are. Now I am back at college and I am experiencing a dearth of motivation. I pray that it won’t precipitate into indolence, but that I would work with ebullience and efficacy. I pray that Jesus would quell my fears and rid me of the pride and anxiety that arises from specious goals.
P.S. Please excuse the verbiage…I’ve been studying for the GRE (General) and wanted to use some new words
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I like those words! You use them so well, so naturally!
Your verbosity should procure you the quitessntial grade on this arduous paper of Brobdingnagian scrutiny. My aspirations for you are most sublime, for I cognize your august, idiolectal state at present. Best of wishes and fare thee well! ~Jameson David de Courceilles~
(E.g. You’ve got some great words goin’ and so you’ll do da bomb on the test. I know you’ll do great ‘cuz yur smart and got great vocab an’ all. Good luck and see ya! ~James~)
James, thanks for interpreting for that courcellis guy, he must have done well on the test also! 🙂