Oh, technology…

Well, hey there, ho there. I’ve done it. Somehow or another, I stumbled upon the correct method of uploading my pictures onto this blog. It takes forEVER to upload them onto the site, but there will be more pictures forthcoming when I have more time to burn (hey, I only have two kids, ya know). To view the pictures in their entirety the way they were meant to be viewed, simply click on the “share” icon on the picture box and copy and paste the URL into your web address. For now, no more talk of this technical difficulty – I need to move on to the purpose of our page here… I will start with an insert from a project that is underway over at Webster’s publishing house. It’s called the “Isabella Dictionary, first edition.” Copyright courtesy of Harriman comma Morgan. A -Arts and Crackers: n., pl. The actual term used to describe various artistic activities, such as cutting and pasting, making collages, coloring, scrapbook making. Derived from the English phrase “Arts and Crafts.”D- Dagles: n., sing. Protective eye wear used for snow skiing. Word evolved from the Old English noun “goggles.”   S-  Stuck: adj. Medical term used to denote a stuffy nose. Used in a sentence: Bella to Mommy: ” Mommy, my nose is stuck.” T-Talk: n., sing. Another word for one’s voice. For example: When Bella came down with a cold and became a tad hoarse, she woke up and pronounced that her “talk” was funny. She wanted to know when her “talk” would improve. W-Wipstick: n., sing.  A woman’s (or a man’s… hey, we don’t judge) makeup tool that is used to apply pigment to the lips.