Bella Vista, AR

Pawn is the new word of the day.

Now, now I know what first came into your mind but I assure you it’s not what you think. We all know pawn shop where you take in an item and either sell it or give it to the broker for some funds. Then there is the pawn used in a game called chess but in both cases you would be wrong. The meaning of pawn (pon) I have chosen is a person used to advance another’s purposes. I like being used as a pawn for my clients. I help them advance through the maze of buying or selling property. So now what say you?

Adinitium is the new word of the day.

OK all you word seekers what have we here? We all started out at this and where we will end up is anyone’s guess. The question is on what stage and how you get to the end is the story of one’s life and the progress both bad and good along the way. The meaning of (ad’ I nish’ e em) is at or to the beginning. So for some of you this is the beginning or the first day of the rest of your life. How will the last one be and the memories you leave will be the journey. Enjoy the day my friends.

Otiose is the new word of the day…

I must say I recently dealt with one of these. Don’t know about you but I don’t like them or even want to be around them. These people are something I would like to give to another agent that has wronged me. :~) Not really I just go and try to work with them for a little while. I’m not one to beat around the bush and tell them outright when they are serious come see me again. Usually that is the last I hear from them. So the meaning of (o’she os) is ineffective; futile or useless. So now what say you?

Flummery is the new word of the day.

This is so good I will tell you right up front its origin is Welsh. I’ve had clients and so called friends do this to me and I was not impressed. So what I would like to know is how often it has happened to you and do feel it’s happening now? The meaning of (flum’er e) is meaningless flattery or silly talk. So you don’t need to tell me a lot of my posts is meaningless flattery or sill talk but until now I didn’t know they had a word for it…

Macadam is the new word of the day…

So tell me have you been on one of these? Bet me just bet me cause I know you have. It’s a common thing so want to make a wager? OK all joking aside I still say you have been on one of these can you guess what it is? Alright I’ve held you in suspense for long enough the meaning of (me kad’em) is small broken stones used in making roads; esp., such stones combined with a binder such as tar or asphalt. So tell me did you guess it? Isn’t this fun?