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I'm not making this up . I checked the ingredients.
so today's word...epicure (n): one devoted to sensual pleasure
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-Margaret
"When I was a kid, one of the rides at KiddieLand busted out my front tooth so I had to get a fake one. It's not as cool as, say, having an eye patch, but you take what you can get, I guess. Anyway, they shut that place down."
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"I love my sisters; they're great. That doesn't mean a single one of us should be allowed out in society. Quite the contrary."
-Margaret
"When I was a kid, one of the rides at KiddieLand busted out my front tooth so I had to get a fake one. It's not as cool as, say, having an eye patch, but you take what you can get, I guess. Anyway, they shut that place down."
-Martha
"About us? What's to know about us? I had a diary with a kitten on the cover in fourth grade. Does that help?"
-Catherine
"Actually, I pretend not to be related to them."
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Interesting. I've seen the word "epicurean" and never bothered to find out what it meant. I'll try to find a way to work it into a conversation with my co-workers!
No, what?
And, Martha, an epicurean is usually someone with discriminating tastes in wine (or food).
Just "no" in general. I protest the extravagance. Although, in medieval times, they didn't even take baths. Gross...
(Reading historical fiction again...)
P.S. There is a great article and accompanying photo essay about the "vanished" White City (from the World's Fair 1918) on Gaper's Block. It's really good.
http://www.gapersblock.com/detour/the_vanished_white_city/
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