words

  • You actually don’t need to say “actually”

    Because you actually could say actually in actually any sentence where you’re talking about actual facts. Because rather than using it before anything, its actually meant to be a contrasting word (like in this sentence)[1]. Look’s like another word that’s… Continue reading

    You actually don’t need to say “actually”
  • Just be a bit more careful with using the word “idea”

    Words means different things to different people. I heard about a daughter who told her dad that a twig had fallen on the family car, but that “twig” was an inch thick and left a dent. The word “idea” is… Continue reading

    Just be a bit more careful with using the word “idea”
  • Actions have a very limited vocabulary

    Yes, actions do speak louder than words. But they have a very limited vocabulary, in fact, actions communicate very few things when it’s said and done. (Or just done for that matter.) The best actions can do is communicate that I love… Continue reading

    Actions have a very limited vocabulary