Learn, Relax and Enjoy - 28

1)I couldn't tell _______________ she was serious or not.  Whether           weather

2) ____________ are too many possible answers to this question. They're  There     Their

3)  _________ going to help me with this?  Whose                 Who's

4) Reading that book had a peculiar _______________ on Evelyn.    Effect            affect

5)I am completely _________________ in this course.     Uninterested         disinterested

6)I'm afraid she's going to _____________ her grandmother's wedding band.  Loose          lose

7)My mother has been _______________ in bed all morning.  Lieing         laying                        lying

8)She has apparently found it difficult to ___________ the circumstances. Accept         except

9)She apparently doesn't care about ___________ origins in antiquity.  it's           its      

10)It's usually hotter __________ this in July.   than    then

11)The politicians can't seem to find an appropriate ___________ for the new community college.      cite               sight                        site

12)I've never known the library to be _____________ this quiet.  quite           quiet      quit

HEAD HEAL TEAL  TELL   TALL   TAIL

1)Change BREAD into TOAST in seven moves.

BREAD-BREAK-BLEAK-BLEAT-BLEST-BLAST-BOAST-TOAST.

2)Change SICK into WELL in four moves.

SICK-SILK-SILL-WILL-WELL.

3)Change RICH into POOR in six moves.

RICH-RICK-ROCK-ROOK-BOOK-BOOR-POOR.

4)Change GRASS into GREEN in seven moves.

GRASS-CRASS-CRESS-TRESS-TREES-TREED-GREED-GREEN.

5)Change TREE into WOOD in eight moves.

TREE-FREE-FLEE-FLED-FEED-WEED-WELD-WOLD-WOOD or

TREE-FREE-FLEE-FLED-FEED-FEND-FOND-FOOD-WOOD.

6)Change HATE into LOVE in three moves.

HATE-HAVE-LAVE-LOVE or HATE-HAVE-HOVE-LOVE.

7)Change BLACK into WHITE in seven moves.

BLACK-BLANK-BLINK-CLINK-CHINK-CHINE-WHINE-WHITE

Keep Playing

A mother wishing to encourage her son's progress at the piano, bought tickets to a Paderewski performance. When the evening arrived, they found their seats near the front of the concert hall and eyed the majestic Steinway waiting on stage. Soon the mother found a friend to talk to, and the boy slipped away.

At eight o'clock, the lights in the auditorium began to dim. The spotlights came on, and only then did they notice the boy, upon the bench, innocently picking out "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star."

His mother gasped, but before she could retrieve her son, the master appeared on the stage and quickly moved to the keyboard. He whispered to the boy. "Don't quit. Keep playing."

Leaning over, Paderewski reached down with his left hand and began filling in the bass part. Soon his right arm reached around the other side and improvised a delightful obligatio. Together, the old master and the young novice held the crowd mesmerized.

The lesson: Whatever our situation in life and history -- however outrageous, however desperate, whatever dry spell of the spirit, whatever dark night of the soul -- God is whispering deep within our beings, "Don't quit. Keep playing. You are not alone. Together we will transform the broken patterns into a masterwork of My creative art. Together, we will mesmerize the world."

Homophones

1)One word means kind; the other means searched for: sort/sought.

2)One means excluded; the other is a poet: barred/bard.

3)One word is a day; the other is a sweet: Sunday/sundae.

4)One word means pursued; the other means pure: chased/chaste.

5)One word means a woolly South American animal; the other means a Buddhist monk in Tibet or Mongolia: llama/lama.

6)These are the names of two particular people; one is a macho man; the other is a poet: Rambo/Rimbaud.

The Universal Concept of Life

We all know that life is transitory. It is a bubble. It is full of happenings. If  you were asked to choose an option from the choices given below, Which option suits your opinion  best and why ? 

Life is like a Marathon                           Life is like a Garden

Life is like a Box of Chocolates           Life is like Fishing

Life is like Sky Diving                            Life is like a Balloon

Life is like Flowing Water                     Life is like a Dream

Life is a Nightmare                                Life is a Mixed Fruit Juice

Life is like Honey

orthodox (adjective): holding conventional beliefs - I don't know if my interpretation of that book is orthodox or not.

dogma (noun): an established opinion - Some people find the dogma associated with that organization disturbing.

paradox (noun): a statement that seems to contradict itself but contains some truth - The paradox of the matter is that I want to see the opera but I also want to stay home.

decorate (verb): to make something look attractive or suitable - Linda decorated her apartment with paintings and plants.

decent (adjective): conforming to standards, good, kind - This magazine contains a decent article on home improvement.

dignity (noun): quality of being worthy, noble, honored - I haven't yet had the dignity and honor of being grand marshall of the parade.

conduct (verb, noun): v. to lead or guide, n. a person's behavior –

Jared was conducted into the doctor's office by the nurse.

Arnelle's conduct was inexcusable and she should apologize to the class.

educate (verb): to train, to provide schooling for - The school tries to educate its students to be productive members of society.

induct (verb): to install in office or to enroll in military service - Mindy was inducted into the army last month.

deduct (verb): to subtract - The salesperson deducted five dollars off the purchase price of the radio.

deduce (verb): to make a decision or draw a conclusion by reasoning - I deduced from the trail of crumbs and the empty milk carton that the children were home.

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Buxone Out Of The Box August 26, 2017