Field
Field: an expanse of open or cleared ground defined by boundaries for the cultivation or pasture; a sphere of activity, interest or knowledge; a seemingly unending monoculture of sameness to ...
Field: an expanse of open or cleared ground defined by boundaries for the cultivation or pasture; a sphere of activity, interest or knowledge; a seemingly unending monoculture of sameness to ...
Forge: to form or make by concentrated effort. To push through limitations, thoughts, comfort zones. To change the record. To change history through changing dialogue via bold action. Along the pilgrim's ...
Malaise Noun. 1. a condition of general bodily weakness or discomfort, often marking the onset of a disease. 2. a vague or unfocused feeling of mental uneasiness, lethargy, or discomfort. We all get 'those days ...
Piece: momentary bliss. That brief connection when you look into a strangers eyes and you decide to embrace them instead of shake their hand. The instant joy of discovery: noticing ...
Defence: to de-fence; to remove ignorance through understanding. To break down barriers through dispelling fear. To destroy walls of hatred through love. To create harmony through tearing down the fences ...
Nettles. Brambles. Thorns. Thistles. Itches. Scratches. Stinging. Rashes. Cuts. Gashes. Inclines. Declines. Uphill. Downhill. Ups. Downs. Precipitous. Slips. Strains. Sprains. Soreness. Swelling. Cramps. Pain. Sun. Blistering. Sunshine. Sunburn. Heat. Rash. Perspiration. Sweating. Stripping. Covering. Humid. Red. ...