Hey there, playful spirit!

"Frolic" means to play in a frisky, carefree manner, often with lots of energy. The word comes from Old French meaning "to leap or jump." So, if you're in the mood for some fun and light-hearted play, it's time to frolic your way through the day.

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December 24, 2024

frolic

[ frol-ik ] verb

to play in a frisky, light-spirited manner

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Mark Your Calendar for "Proximo"

Salutations, organized one!

"Proximo" refers to the upcoming month, typically used in formal settings. It comes from a Latin word meaning "nearest." If you've planned a huge conference and someone asks you when it is, tell them "proximo" — just make sure it really is the following month!