Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?
Okay, first let me say that I cannot believe I used a quote from the movie Rush Hour as my post title. But it's a quote Jim says. Often. So when I decided on this week's word for New Word Wednesday, the Rush Hour quote just popped into my head uninvited. And it seemed like the right thing to use. I apologize.
The word that made me think of that quote from an egregiously idiotic movie is much more cerebral than anything coming out of Chris Tucker's mouth, I can assure you. Pretty much. Maybe?
Well, you tell me. Here, my fellow wordies, is this week's offering for New Word Wednesday:
LUCULENT (LOO kyuh luhnt) adjective 1. clear or lucid. 2. convincing; cogent.
I hope my inability to be luculent when meeting new people—and sometimes even when conversing with people who aren't so new—won't be detrimental to my experience at BlogHer.
Oh my. Yeah, ya'll might consider saying a prayer for me and my BlogHer experience. Please.
THIS WEEK'S GRILLED GRANDMA
If you're in the mood for cute, I've got you covered. Take one look a that little gal above and you'll have a small taste of the cuteness to come in Grilled Grandma: Janie. Her grandkids are cuties, no doubt, not only in the photos, but in the stories Janie shares of them. Don't miss it.
And if you're in the mood for hitting the open road, Janie has you covered there with her blog. Click on over after reading her grilling (link at the bottom of her grilling); you won't be disappointed!
Happy Wednesday!
Today's question:
Are you more luculent when writing or when speaking?