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lovely word, innit?
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roomster.
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i just came across it. just now. i walked through the car park, and there it was, on a car, of all places!
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it'd be a nice name for a blog, i thought, or else it'd be a lovely blogpost title, would it not?
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roomster.
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i just came across it. just now. i walked through the car park, and there it was, on a car, of all places!
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it'd be a nice name for a blog, i thought, or else it'd be a lovely blogpost title, would it not?
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demystification though!
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roomster seems to be all about revisions and classrooms! that's a bit of a let down. ..
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roomster seems to be all about revisions and classrooms! that's a bit of a let down. ..
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now, can i still claim the word, a bit?
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now, can i still claim the word, a bit?
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mama's peony makes me feel like rooming.
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or would that be roaming now?
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o'er hills,
through dales....
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ha!
the summer holidays ...
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Two beautiful "flowers"
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid that my English... you know, that my English is nothing like enough,
ReplyDeletedearest Nadeschda! Roomster... hm?
I adore those movies like 'The House Of Mirth' (thank you!) and of course that delicate statuette and yummy Peony!
Pretty, pretty.
Love
Ariane.
The roomster word makes me somehow think of a small furry animal, not a "house cat" but a "room hamster"...might be a type of vacuum cleaner, too. Or maybe a good-looking guy that does our house cleaning? Well, I don't drink alcohol or take drugs to get those associations! ;oD
ReplyDeleteBut a very lovely word, indeed, my dear! Smooth sound when speaking it out loud. Did you know I'm collecting german words that sound good to me? I really do! Still very short, my list, but roomster would definitely be added if it wasn't english...well...artificial english...
oh my god that colour of peony is just glorious Miss Nadine I love peonies they really are the royalty of flowers dont you think?
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from your blogging maaaaaate (this is said the ocker way)
Helen :)
Madame Woofles
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I too looked it up. There are other words from it like roomship, roomsicle, and roomskillet. The last word means you and your roommate get along really well. I have never heard of such words. There you go expanding my mind again, Nadine! (It's also a car --did you know that?)
ReplyDeleteI looked up your House of Mirth connection and think I will order it on my Netflix membership---it looks quite good.
I love your statuette photo and that peony---gorgeous! Lovely post.
Hi Nadine- I always get a kick out of new words and am laughing at the words Beth found above- roomsicle sounds like the bedroom of my childhood...
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The dress I like. Happy weekend!♥
ReplyDeleteoh je, I am a poor girl, I don't know what you mean with ROOMSTER and I have never seen the house of mirth. but I know peonies, yes! and I love it. particularly this one - so beautiful! the dress, too.
ReplyDeleteand now I'm on holiday for 2 weeks!! xx mano
here we go again, another new word for me! the first image is unbelievably beautiful and whimsical.
ReplyDeletethat peony is otherworldly. and it takes me back to my childhood...
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