May 2022

The rotten of the bread

Stale, as a blog. Or rotten. ROTTEN rot·ten | ˈrätn | adjective (rottener, rottenest) 1 suffering from decay: rotten eggs | the supporting beams were rotten. • morally, socially, or politically corrupt: he believed that the whole art business was rotten. 2 informal very bad: she was a rotten cook | he’s had rotten luck

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The crustiness of things.

Still bloggy stale, or green, fuzzy, moldy. MOLDY mold·y | ˈmōldē | (British mouldy) adjective (moldier, moldiest) covered with a fungal growth that causes decay, due to age or damp conditions: moldy bread. • tediously old-fashioned: moldy conventions. • informal, mainly British dull or depressing: evenings filled with moldy old shows.

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Mommies around the world. And this, dearest. Now that the day has passed.

Everyone knows her for those wire hangers. The Hollywood actress better known as Mommy Dearest. But her real name was Joan Crawford. Well, sort of. Truly, her birth name was Lucille Fay LeSueur. As it turns out, her birth name did not fit her Hollywood persona. But in truth, that person was often bitter, controversial,

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