Dear Members, Guests, Friends,
TM Gail, back in full force, led us with a soothing Buddhist invocation.
TM Aleta researched Merriam-Webster and threw some unusual words at us for interpretation. We thus soon found out some unusual details...
* TM Jarrett converts bum to fun and his favorite weekend activity is shooting the breeze with pals while sipping from a beer fuzzle.
* I, Ana, am convinced that cattywumpus is the state of mind of feline owners after a connecting attempt with their disdainful pets.
* TM Paolo gave a masterful display of Toastmasterly impromptu cluelessness by even making rapscallion soup.
* TM The Tom would gladly collaborate in rapscallion cooking while reminiscing with funbuzzling and tomfoolery.
* TM Gail's car wavers between quag and mire by acting up and failing intermittently at local traffic stops.
* TM Pam researched teradiddle, a board game played asiduously by teradactile dynasaurs. She Won Best Table Topics Awards.
* TM Jim G. likes to take brisk walks with bald professors, in what he knows as balderdashing.
Along came the prepared speeches...
* TM Terri reminisced about her childhood and a fantasy chocolate electric train that turned out to be real and took her back and forth to the Hershey factory in Cuba (known to locals as Central Heeersi) She Won Best Speaker Award.
* TM BeckyJo relived the fun she had the night she murdered TM Christine (ahem, never to be seen again) and a few other recalcitrant husbands in a night of mayhem.
And then came the evaluations...
* TM Marie praised TM Terri for rekindling Marie's taste for Hershey's Kisses and for having the honor of being the first exiled Cuban to tell a happy Cuban story, for once!
* TM Chris loved TM BeckyJo's storytelling skills and begged her to use a real gun next time so she can kill a few more husbands next time. She Won Best Evaluator Award.
The Word of the Day was
PEDANTIC, adjective
One who gives too much attention to formal rules or details; or emphasizes his or her own expertise, especially about trite and boring topics.
Example: Pedantics are typically pompous know-it-alls, talking about topics of no interest to others.
Here's the link to the recording:
See you next week!
Ana I.
Recap Writer
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