晴耕雨讀。一邊查字典，一邊造句。《Hapworth 16, 1924》 J. D. Salinger (The New Yorker, June 19, 1965)

{wishy washy}
Our conversations can only be wishy-washy as she wants the whole world to love her.

{nagging}
I have a nagging thought recently, that I should tell him that I love him.

{elusive}
The typhoon – severe tropical storm, NURI – is elusive. The weather is quite peaceful in the daytime and turns fierce by the evening.

{spinster}
I am a thirty-five-year-old spinster who want to have a baby.

{morsel}
細妹 gets jealous even for a morsel of food I give to 大妹.

{inertia}
(I always forget how to spell the word “inertia”, which I learnt from physic class in the old age.)
It is totally a feeling of inertia on this typhoon day.

{fury}
I think if you do not make a snake fury, it will not bite you.

{inutterably}
旺叔 is inutterably kind to give me a lot of food and warm words.

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