@JD_Meadows@DannyDeraney@TheDaveThomas I like the way the woman in black is presumably offstage, desperately wanting to get in on the act until she spots a tambourine and decides that’s her ticket to get some stage time. She hands it over and never leaves. I could watch a recurring sketch w/ that character.
@T_Bizzle Did you keep reading the book? Because my instinct would have been to (1) double-check that the definition of the word aligns with mine and not the author’s; (2) stand there aghast; (3) dramatically slam the book before immediately returning it to the library.
@NPRoye I wasn’t technically an ESL student (though English was my second language), but I still stop and think whenever I write “occasion” and its variants.
@MrSalomonDavila@cristela9 Ñoño was set to inherit from his father numerous rental properties in Mexico City. Until he squanders that fortune, Ñoño is able to avoid any semblance of a real job.