Reading a title to a treasury and not quite understand it, forced me to contact RunAliceRun so she could give me an explanation. This is what she answered me about the word 'FICKLE':My dictionary says:
1. likely to change, especially due to caprice, irresolution, or instability; casually changeable: (fickle weather)
2. not constant or loyal in affections: (a fickle lover)
So, for my treasury, #2 would be how I intended to use it.Teal can't make up it's mind. Teal first likes red, then likes orange, or maybe black would be better. :-)
Thank you, Alice, I think I'm fickle too sometimes... especially when it comes down to buying shoes! :)
Hi ArtMind, I just found your blog, I'm so fickle I don't know how to get around blogsville yet!Your blog is great, I'm off to check it out better!
ReplyDeleteLefty also likes to rhyme -- she was on my blog and said pickles were fickle!
ReplyDeleteArtMind -- what does "voorbeeld" mean?
it means 'example' so that you can see how it looks before you publish your reaction.
ReplyDeleteI should use that more actually because I usually type too fast and make a lot of typos... :)
Wow! This word "fickle" sounds good. And the treasury is also great!
ReplyDeleteHiiii :D
ReplyDeletehey are you coming to Brussels for the "creativa salon"?
a bug hug mi querida amiga ;)