"in confidante"

usage: can I ask you something in confidante?

defn: not only in secret, but a secret of regal importance. One should feel privileged to hear something in confidante. A very very important secret.

(addition to Jossipedia files)

Redundasize

Redundasize

Repeat something over and over until it becomes true, or becomes second nature or instinct; to emphasize a point, in case they never got it the first few times; to repeat a saying/theory over and over until it becomes fact; repeat an action until it becomes an innate reflex. Repeat something until it makes other people sick or until people finish the sentence because they heard it before or initiates an instinctive "eye roll" motion or the hand in the face with the words "I get it" reaction.

Redundasize, sounds kinda jazzy huh? I like it.

(addition to my jossipedia files)

11 herbs and spices

Apparently the secret is out. I doubt it since this batch has an extra spice and it turned out much better. Yumm and thank you to the expert chicken fryer ! I'm hoping that maybe one day they will say fried chicken is good for you....

Oh and something fabulous to add to my Jossipedia files:

"aggressive B.O" - something about this sounds so funny to me.... I got that from the article below. 

Something else to read on this here. 

smiley eyes

add this term to Jossipedia.

Eyes that smile just on their own. Without the need of an actual smile by the lips or expressions with the eyebrows. To test for it: just focus on the eyes, you can even hold your hand to block over the nose and mouth, so not to be distracted, and the eyes alone will look like the person is smiling at you. OR even just have the person go into Resting Neutral Face, and their eyes will still appear to be smiling.

Re-write

Helping re-write a compensation letter. Gah there is a lot - and many different opinions.

Since I'm not well read (meaning my favorite pastime is not reading, despite my university education) and my limited vocabulary is an obstacle in articulating exactly what I would like to say, the thesaurus has become my best friend.

I was looking up another word for "problem" this morning and came across a word that looks like it would have come right out of my Jossipedia files:

Botheration.

Awesome. 

"In this relationship you have become such a botheration" 

I can't wait to use it in everyday conversation haha. If I remember it.

Jossipedia...

Sometimes, I like to make up words.
Hopefully, for all my Grammar police friends, they understand that I would not use this in formal conversation.

Word of the Day:

SICKATATING.

Sick-a-tating. The over all state of feeling sick to my stomach. Especially in regards to a situation or something that I see. My reaction of not just nausea but accompanied by a gag reflex. This can be stimulated by the event or the situation or the object seen at the present or can also can be stimulated by thinking about the past object, situation or event. It can lead others to look at me and say that Im in a state of SICKATATION.