Help Us Free the Ocean Of Plastic. Click to Clean – answer below and every day you do, you’ll help remove one piece of plastic from the ocean.
— Read on www.freetheocean.com/
Author: Caffeyole aka yoliOms
Hello my fellow humans! Thanks for popping by.
A little about me and why I do what I do. I enjoy blogging about miscellaneous topics ranging from cooking to learning about computers (what's in between you ask? Loads of stuff like working out and roadtripping and enjoying family and friends)
One of my favorite things to do in life is learning stuff. Over the past few years, I have been expanding my brain cells by learning about Computer Science; moreover: iOS development, website building, security, various programming languages and more. Wowza! Where will these skills take me is yet to be determined.
Well, for now in 2024 already, I will continue on my paths with continued curiosity and excitement.
Until the next time!
A little etymology for you
WHAT IS THE ORIGIN OF CONNUBIAL?
Connubial “of marriage or wedlock” derives from Latin cōnūbiālis, from cōnūbium“wedding,” plus the adjective-forming suffix -ālis. Cōnūbium, in turn, is a compound of com-“together, with” and nūbere “to wed,” and nūbere (stem nupt-) is the source of marriage-related words such as nubile, nuptial, and prenup. Nūbere is of obscure origin, but one theory is that its original definition was “to cover oneself with a veil,” which would suggest a derivation from nūbēs “cloud.”
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📚 Connubial, a cool little adjective to throw around 📚 Word of the Day – connubial | Dictionary.com
Word of the Day – connubial | Dictionary.com
— Read on www.dictionary.com/e/word-of-the-day/connubial-2021-09-04/
How You Can Make An Impact – Free The Ocean
When you answer the daily trivia question on Free the Ocean, we fund the removal of a piece of plastic from the ocean and coastlines.
— Read on www.freetheocean.com/how-it-works/
Awesome Turtle
🌊 I don’t think of turtles’ shells as being made of bone—I thought perhaps their shells were made from epithelial cells? 🐢 Thanks for playing Saturday’s trivia. Cheers and get out there and do You! 🐬 Help Free The Ocean Of Plastic Pollution – Free The Ocean
Help Us Free the Ocean Of Plastic. Click to Clean – answer below and every day you do, you’ll help remove one piece of plastic from the ocean.
— Read on www.freetheocean.com/
🌊 Go, West Virginia‼️ 🌊Help Free The Ocean Of Plastic Pollution – Free The Ocean
Help Us Free the Ocean Of Plastic. Click to Clean – answer below and every day you do, you’ll help remove one piece of plastic from the ocean.
— Read on www.freetheocean.com/
📚 Here is a very today WOTD: – moratorium | Dictionary.com
Word of the Day – moratorium | Dictionary.com
— Read on www.dictionary.com/e/word-of-the-day/moratorium-2021-09-03/
🍪 Cookies: delish freshly made, delish frozen, delish in a cocktail 🤔—just delicious in any conceivable way. Cookies‼️🍪 Grandma Ruth’s Snickerdoodle Cookies Recipe | Allrecipes
COOK’S NOTES:
Grandma’s recipe for classic snickerdoodle cookies is quick and easy to prepare and is one everyone loves.
— Read on www.allrecipes.com/recipe/240314/grandma-ruths-snickerdoodle-cookies/
🥬 ROTD 🥬 Sheet pan meals are a time saving way to go—with a little planning and time, it’s on! Eatup & Bon appetite! Bacon-Cheddar Slab Quiche Recipe – Pillsbury.com
Slab quiche is our new favorite way to make eggs for a crowd! These sheet-pan eggs have a rich and velvety filling full of bacon, cheddar and green onions. Bonus: it takes just 20 minutes to prep.
— Read on www.pillsbury.com/recipes/bacon-cheddar-slab-quiche/c19fb22d-965b-4f02-80db-4baa38b439a5
Caffeyole 
