Friday Five Challenge

Well, here it is Friday and me without a blog.  Not really a surprise if you consider the craziness my life has become of late.  Moving out of our old place, a temporary stay with family until our new place is ready and now back to school nutsiness.

I am exhausted.

So I'm falling back on an old favorite, the Friday Five, but I'm adding a challenge to it...much like the Mistress in today's picture.  What must my lovely Penelope be asking of her submissive?

Thinking...dreaming...fantaizing.

Oops, must stay on track. Time enough later for my muse to play with this picture.

Anyway, the Friday Five...Fabulous words found on dictionary.com.  And the challenge?  For our readers, if you'd like, pick your favorite word and tell us what Talbot's Peak character you can see using it.  We then shall include it in an upcoming post from that character.

Now, as a challenge for my fellow bloggers (don't worry it's easy) pick one of the words and use it in your next weeks post.  In addition, feel free to let me know which word you would like me to include in my post.  Sound like fun?  :D

Here we go...The words

1.  Gull \guhl\, verb:

1. To deceive, trick, or cheat.

noun:
1. A person who is easily deceived or cheated; dupe.

 2.  Crucible \KROO-suh-buhl\, noun:

1. A severe, searching test or trial.
2. A container of metal or refractory material employed for heating substances to high temperatures.
3. Metallurgy. A hollow area at the bottom of a furnace in which the metal collects.

3.  Compère \KOM-pair\, noun:

1. A host, master of ceremonies, or the like, especially of a stage revue or television program.

verb:
1. To act as compère for: to compère the new game show.

4.  Fabulist \FAB-yuh-list\, noun:

1. A liar.
2. A person who invents or relates fables.

5.  Velleity \vuh-LEE-i-tee\, noun:

1. Volition in its weakest form.
2. A mere wish, unaccompanied by an effort to obtain it.

Happy Friday everyone!


Serena