word of the day

saxicolous [adj. sak-SIK-uh-lus]

If you like to live on or among rocks, then you are saxicolous. There are many kinds of saxicolous plants and animals, including lichens, mosses, various kinds of lizards, and cryptobiotic midges.

The word saxicolous comes from the Latin saxum (stone) plus -cola (inhabitant). Another word that means the same thing (and comes from the same root) is saxatile [SAK-suh-tile].

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Another interview today, and it went smashingly well. I may hear back by the end of the day! Oh, I dreadfully excited about going back to work. Especially in a place where I could get discounts on books.

Damn I love to see Walken dance.

Must think rain producing thoughts for Mayzie.

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I have a job!
Hurrah! At the Half Price closest to my house, I'm terribly overjoyed. I shall work amongst the books and have a good discount and benefits.

Being too gleeful, I made myself cough again. Oops. Time for more anti-biotics and cough syrup.