“weed your words wisely”
Any plant called a weed will go through life with low expectations. Think about it…if we are told as an individual the same thing over and over, we will begin to believe that about ourselves even if it isn’t true. We will assume we can be any different. Be careful what you say to people..words really do matter!
Say “yes” to words
“I am by nature a dealer in words, and words are the most powerful drug known to humanity.” -Rudyard Kipling
Words can heal the soul or break the spirit…choose wisely.
Wise Words – List 3
Obticeo – (verb) intransitive, to be silent; of Latin origin
Quiescent – (adjective), in a state of inactivity or dormancy; of Latin origin, mid 17th century
Whelve – (verb) to bury something deep, to hide; of Old English origin meaning to turn upside down to cover something
Kadota – (verb) intransitive, to disappear, vanish, to fade; of Finnish origin
Wise Words – List 2
Vagary – (noun) An unpredictable instance, a wandering journey; a whimsical or unusual idea or action. Origin – Latin
Eutaxy – (noun) good order or management, Origin – Greek
Mellifluous – (adjective) sweet or rich flow, pleasant to hear, Origin – late Latin, 15th century
Uitwaaien – (verb) to take a break and clear one’s mind, literally walk in the wind, Origin – Netherlands
Wise Words – List 1
Saorsa – (noun) meaning freedom, salvation, redemption, or liberty; Scottish Gaelic origin from Old Irish word, sairse
Litoreus – (adjective) meaning of the seashore or where the beach meets the water’s edge; Latin origin
Hiraeth – (noun) homesickness or nostalgia, an longing for a place you can’t return to; Welsh origin
Boketto – (verb) to stare vacantly into the distance without specific thought; Japanese origin