NOUN (plural potpourris)
[MASS NOUN]
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he played a potpourri of tunes from Gilbert and Sullivan
Origin
Early 17th century (denoting a stew made of different kinds of meat): from French, literally 'rotten pot'.
Oxford Dictionary
...and the theme for 2016 is....ta dahhh!! Yes, you've guessed it...much the same as last year! A potpourri, a lucky dip, a miscellany of bits 'n bobs. (As a Myers-Briggs IN, I prefer to keep my options open).
So, beginning on April 1st, I'll be blogging my way through the alphabet, one letter each day, apart from Sundays. From Aardvarks to Zechariah, Athanasian Creed to Zumba, who knows what exotic perfumes will permeate the portals of blogspot.uk! What literary, poetical and spiritual casseroles lie simmering on the Greenpatches hob? What's stewing? I'll leave you with some wise words to ponder, from my late, great Domestic Science teacher, ( the aptly named Mrs Potts):
Stewing is - long slow cooking, with a small amount of water, in a vessel with a tightly-fitted lid!
Very interesting theme; looking forward to reading your posts!
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It allows for flexibility!
DeleteSounds like a plan! Love potpourri!
ReplyDeleteI'll be posting here: http://yolandarenee.blogspot.com/
Thanks for visiting. Your theme looks challenging, to say the least! Happy blogging.
DeletePlaying it fast and loose! I like it. Good luck with the challenge.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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