Now that I’m learning the meaning of the word “quiddity” …
… I’m realizing that I, like Frank, have many quiddities, although not about how I like my office organized.
Do you see quiddities in my images for today?
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Yada, yada, yada, and here’s what I find when I search for “quiddity” on YouTube.
One of my quiddities (but probably not a haecceity) is collecting and sharing expressions of gratitude, so many thanks to YOU!
One of the quiddities of your blog is that I always learn something new😎
We learn from each other!
Me and Frank. Same page, same quiddity. Alles in ordnung, to stray slightly north of the Latin.
Good to know and thanks for sharing.
I had an English professor who always told us to express the “-ness” of things, saying Keats’s “Ode To A Nightingale” captured “nightingale-ness” and Donne’s “The Flea” captured “flea-ness” and Shakespeare captured the “ness” of everything. I’m surprised he never used the word “quiddity”. It’s been around long enough.
Thanks for expressing your Christopher-ness here.
The quiddities of Quincy Shore Reservation are that its Moswetuset Hummock is a Native American site for
which the State of Massachusetts was named after.
Thanks for sharing the quiddity of Quincy!
I appreciate o service the quiddity of Michael’s plating through your photography, Ann.
To observe
Actually, Michael’s quiddities do not include baking ever or plating on Friday or Saturday, so that’s a beautiful flan at one of our favorite restaurants, my friend.
I love this word and love people for their quiddities
I love you for your quiddities, beth.
There are some very funny jokes in this post.
Is that little sunroom or look out on stilts, yours? I don’t think I’ve seen it from this view. I bet it has a great view. It looks very maritime.
That’s our gazebo that just got repaired and painted. Thanks for all your views, Maureen!
I couldn’t get past the essence of the dessert.
-Alan