Friday 19 September 2008

Haiga - WOTD - misprize


misprize \mis-PRYZ\, transitive verb:
1. To hold in contempt.
2. To undervalue.

8 comments:

spacedlaw said...

How apt!
I like that you used the Jasfoup watercolour.

Olga/Maddie said...

This is beautiful. *big smile*

Hope that you and yours are doing all right, that things are going okay, and that today goes all right for you all.

Hugs, lovies, and stuffs for you all. *HG*

God bless and take care. :).
Olga/Maddie

Rachel Green said...

Thank you kindly :)

Jasfoup was happy, too. "Publicity," he says to me. "Publicity."

aims said...

A good word for you indeed! Your incredible wit shines through with this for sure Rachel.

My word of the day: Philatelist - a person who collects stamps.

My shoe of the day: A peep-toe ankle strap thing with fancy flowers on the toe and back of heel. 1960's - um - eurgh...(you wouldn't catch me dead in them)

BT said...

aims, I would have loved them in the 60s!!!

Good word Rach, I wouldn't have thought it was real. Love the Jasfoup background too. As they say, Jasfoup, no publicity is bad publicity. (not sure Profumo would agree)!!!

BT said...

Oh, and my sister Trudi is a philatelist! Sounds vaguely kinky!

Rachel Green said...

Thanks Gina.

I doubt this is a word I'd use often.

Olga/Maddie said...

You're welcome. *big smile*

Hugs, lovies, and stuffs for you all. *HG*

God bless and take care. :).
Olga/Maddie