Effervescence – adds a touch of sparkle to the day
Autochronology – lets the time pass in its own way
Wonderment – opens the opportunity to look on in awe
Appetite – the fuel behind wanting that little bit more
Embracement – allows things to just come in or go
and
Surrealism – if that’s how it’s meant to be, then make it so
A surreal Six Word Saturday post
Tom
The little specks add interest to the really nice colors.
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I think so too, Beverly. This was created on an app on the mobilius phonius called ‘Magic Fluids’ – I do like playing with colour!
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Lovely work Tom 😊
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Thanks, Elaine – although it was a mobile phone app that did all the hard work – I just took a screenshot!
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Surreal words to go with the super surreal image 🙂
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Thanks, Raili. I think we need a touch of surreality every now and then.
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My day was lacking sparkle so thanks for sharing yours, Tom. 🙂 🙂 Happy Saturday!
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Always glad to help, Jo! 😀
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A very clever way of using these six words. Beautiful thoughts.
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Thanks, Sharon.I like playing with words!
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I like your surreality Tom – and a great six words 🙂
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Thanks, Debbie! There was rather a large selection of words to choose from! 😀 😉
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Lovely, Tom! I have to say that “Appetite – the fuel behind wanting that little bit more” won me over! lol 😊
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Thanks, Charlie… Yes, I thought that description fitted the word ‘appetite’ quite nicely!
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One thing’s for sure my friend – you’re NEVER boring!!! 🙂
God Bless and have a pleasant Sunday!!! 🙂
Prenin.
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I am, Prenin, MANY a time, but I always try not to be! 😀
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Thanks for adding a new word to my vocabulary – well, that’s as long as I remember to try and use it! I hadn’t heard of autochronology before.
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Erm – ahem – hehehe! I may have made that word up – it sounds like it should be one, though, Elaine! 😀
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Well, if we start using it, then it will soon become common usage. 😉 🙂
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Well, words must get introduced that way, Elaine! 😀
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