photo of Shinjuku station by Chris 73
Word To Use Today: rush. This word comes from the Old French ruser, to put to flight, from the Latin recūsāre to refuse or reject.
And while I'm here, the word travel used to mean to toil or labour.
Thursday, 1 August 2019
Travelling heavy: a rant.
And what ever idiot decided to call it the rush hour I do not know.
photo of Shinjuku station by Chris 73
Word To Use Today: rush. This word comes from the Old French ruser, to put to flight, from the Latin recūsāre to refuse or reject.
And while I'm here, the word travel used to mean to toil or labour.
photo of Shinjuku station by Chris 73
Word To Use Today: rush. This word comes from the Old French ruser, to put to flight, from the Latin recūsāre to refuse or reject.
And while I'm here, the word travel used to mean to toil or labour.
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