My quaesitum is to learn new things and to share them with others.
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I have many quaesitums (or quaesita), including:
- group work,
- spending time with those I love,
- reading,
- writing,
- music, and
- sharing my daily experiences with you.
After my second heart surgery in 1965, when I was in eighth grade, my quaesitum was to get a color TV so I could watch my favorite shows while I was recovering. Here and now, my quaesitum is to wish my first husband and the father of our son Aaron a Happy Leon Day!
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Here’s what I find when I search for “quaesitum” on YouTube.
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My quaesitum is to let people know I appreciate them, so many thanks to Mary Alicia Barnes (whose office at Tufts University is so beautifully “bloggy”), Leon, other people I love, those who heal in groups, my friends on Twitter, and — of course! — YOU!
My quaesitum is what should I write about in my blog under the tab “Prose”? The novel I’m reading on Kindle that I can’t honestly recommend? Or the non-fiction bathroom book, 1177 B.C., which I find very good but how many of you are going to wade through names like Suppiluliuma II and Tudhaliya?
I believe you will figure this out, Barbara, as usual.
Thank you for the Leon Day wish!
You’re welcome!
I hope there was nothing halfway about the goodness of Leon Day for Aaron and his father, Ann.
Thanks for your hopes, my friend.
Now there’s a word I have surely never heard before. And I’m unlikely to remember it well enough to confidently use it. I’m impressed. And I love the artwork you’ve included in this post, Ann. Very appealing. 🙂
I don’t remember what it means as I’m replying to your appealing comment, my friend!