Today I learned...
Not to place a glass lantern near the
THe HARD WAY 
Wind knocked it over once broke all but one side … left it there and wind knocked it into the
trying to pull out a thin piece of glass you can barely see let alone push with the skimmer or brush is pretty impossible
just when we'd get it almost to the top of the wall & begin to reach into the brrrr water if slips away
THe HARD WAY 
Wind knocked it over once broke all but one side … left it there and wind knocked it into the

trying to pull out a thin piece of glass you can barely see let alone push with the skimmer or brush is pretty impossible

just when we'd get it almost to the top of the wall & begin to reach into the brrrr water if slips away
Long ago, there was a verb "belate," which meant "to make late." From the beginning, "belate" tended to mostly turn up in the form of its past participle "belated." Eventually, "belate" itself fell out of use, leaving behind "belated" as an adjective that preserved the original notion of delay. As you may have guessed, "belate" and its descendant "belated" derive from the adjective "late"; "belate" was formed by simply combining the prefix be- ("to cause to be") with "late."
that some people can't cope with having a new president.
Protesters smash windows in DC ahead of inauguration ceremony | WTOP
Protesters smash windows in DC ahead of inauguration ceremony | WTOP











