'For wisdom is more precious than rubies, and nothing you desire can compare with her.' Proverbs 8:11

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Finished replaying The Dig (no cheats!). Liked how it handled inventory & dialog (not a fan of dialog trees). Liked the lack of tedious verbs (nobody wants to guess a verb). Got stuck a few times because they required talking to a person about an item in a specific room.

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So they are for sure an immovable object and an unstoppable force, considering their description.

BUT also! fun fact! the prefix za- in Polish can be applied to verbs to indicate that the action is irreversible.

Thus to "za-block" is to irreversibly block.

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ICYMI - most of us don't think of adjectives and verbs when we think of but makes Ss do just that! Take a look at her LitLinks lesson about infusing POWER into science - https://t.co/bHFE7Kyhx8

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Currently reading "Sufficiently Advanced Magic"
A more apt title came to mind
"Akchtually Advanced Magic with Probably Too Many Adverbs"
Despite their overuse it fits the MC and the 1st quarter was great. At the middle losing steam and hit a lot of "current year" themes.

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Be an of
Consider that someone's lack of may be because they never learned.
“#LoveMe when I least deserve it, because that's when I really need it.”
-Swedish

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So its official, most of the people who answered my poll are nothing but perverbs. Well anyway, to celebrate this epiphany, here's a wip of Belle in a bunny suit.

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I'm inordinately fond of adverbs, okay? Leamelone.

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"John Ploughman's Pictures" is the second book in Spurgeon's "Plain Talk for Plain People" series. In it, he gives many stories and proverbs to help “men climb to better things.”
Ebook: https://t.co/411REuKM3K
Paperback: https://t.co/bExLEGktSh

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Thomas:
An old writer filled with regret. Outlived everyone he actually cared about. Manages the affairs of the Institute.
Old gunslinger. Steals adjectives and adverbs and applies them to other things/people.
Fun Fact: Still writes to maintain his cover.

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"Let the chicken kick your butt!" / Slovenian proverbs

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'Anyone can find dirt in someone.
Be the one that finds the gold.'
Proverbs 11:27

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“The apple never falls far from the tree”- you always end up resembling your parents in some ways. Referred to in a 16th century German book of but probably ancient Ottoman.

Image: The Crab-Apple Fairy, Cicely Mary Barker, c.1935

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This week's theme is traditional and [Img: The Blind Leading the Blind, Sebastian Vrancx]

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ソロモンの箴言から。

Proverbs 14:4 Where no oxen are, the crib is clean, but much increase is by the strength of the ox.

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Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far abound rubies. - Proverbs 31:10🌹#wedding

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Title: "the girl beside"
Medium: oil on canvas
Year: 2018

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Please enjoy these few fine proverbs with engravings by Hellmuth Weissenborn from 'A Collection of Proverbs from All Nations,' published by the Acorn Press in 1979. Learn more here: https://t.co/tKrjmrYbq8

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"¿Se pueden inventar verbos? Quiero decirte uno: Yo te cielo, así mis alas se extienden enormes para amarte sin medida."
“Can one invent verbs? I want to tell you one: I sky you, so my wings extend so large to love you without measure.”
Frida Kahlo

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