DirtyAngel

fork

36338

soup

saw

God, isn’t there like someone who is supposed to go “Sir, you’re being and idiot again...”

TV

Broken

sorry, I saw sexfest and missed everything else

shower

hungry

LOL, that sounds about right keeps things interesting though, and gives me job security

yep, its a screwy language more exception to the rules than rules

mishmash and yes its a word...double word score…

Cheeto

bread

dairy

abattoir

yes. and no problem. the teacher in me slipped out

messy

Hi, good here. Been busy and writing has sort of been put to the side but starting up again I hope.

36335

soap

its a syntax thing: “in” signifies the “change in attitude” caused an effect. i.e. “His change in attitude pleased his boss.” “of” signifies something caused the “change of attitude” i.e. “He had a change of attitude after his boss became angry.” in modern usage the difference between “in” vs “of” have become lost and are usually accepted as interchangeable in casual conversation. another use is inclusion vs cause “He died in grief.” means something other than grief killed him but he was experiencing grief when he died. “He died of grief.” means his grief killed him. ok, turning off the evil school Ma’arm

golden

animal