Cranky
I started writing down words. First were the words crude, rude, argumentative, nasty or naughty, unkind and you. A day later I wrote these words: cross, angry and snappy. Then I decided to visit these feelings further and to find other words that might have similar meanings. I decided to consult a thesaurus. As I didn't have one I looked online and found www.dictionary.com with a link to a thesaurus. I then added these words to my list: antagonistic, nasty-tempered, abrupt. A day later I revisited the list and moving around the words found I was able to spell a word that kept coming to mind with some of the words on my list. I then came up with the following,
Cranky
Cross
gRouchy
Abrupt
sNappy
unKind
You
resources: http://www.dictionary.com
http://www.thesaurus.reference.com
Published by Teresa Mahieu
I've now hit 50 and am married with two grown daughters and 1 granddaughter. We live with 3 cats. I enjoy most forms of art, crafting, photography and poetry. I am a Cub Scout Leader and a Boy Scout volun... View profile
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3 Comments
Post a CommentSo clever!
He's doing much better and has been very apologetic. I hate that he smokes. He had a lot of really bad stress at work that week too so it was not a good time to be quitting!
Very good, I hope you got those smokes now