@OldBrit It is but I haven’t a clue what it means 😂😂

@Dlrannie so are you against the removal of the church of England as the state religion?

If yes then you are it or were 150 years ago.

@OldBrit You live and learn 😂😂

@Muthafukajones like what?

@Nebula In terms of the meaning of the word, I agree that nourish is better than nebula.

I was going by the sound and the look of the word on paper.

@sam1992 awww

@smiler2012 what's the meaning?

@Nebula it is a name for a stupid person 😆

@OldBrit nice

@Nebula Things that happen at night

@V00doo oooooooooo

@V00doo I like that

@wildbill83 it said I'm too old to watch 😩

@Nebula ZING!!!! I knew there was a reason I liked ya! 🤣😂

@Sleepysheep there's many reasons to like me 🤨

@Nebula Oh no doubt the zingers are just the icing on the KICKASS CAKE! 😎

@SW-User hahaha

@Ducky because it's so versatile?

@Nebula Absolutely! 😌

@Darksideinthenight2 same as Ducky 😆

@NativePortlander1970 I like that

@Nebula I first heard it to my conscience knowledge while listening to a children's audiobook that was recommended to me by a therapist I was seeing at the time, called Leisl and Po, by Luren Oliver, published in 2012. The subject matter has a parallel in a sense to my own adolescence during the 80's.

From New York Times bestselling author Lauren Oliver comes a luminous novel that glows with rare magic, ghostly wonders, and a true friendship that lights even the darkest of places. An E. B. White Read-Aloud Honor Book, it’s perfect for fans of the author’s other middle grade novels: The Spindlers and the Curiosity House series.

Liesl lives in a tiny attic bedroom, locked away by her cruel stepmother. Her only friends are the shadows and the mice—until one night a ghost named Po appears from the darkness.

That same evening, an alchemist's apprentice named Will makes an innocent mistake that has tremendous consequences for Liesl and Po, and it draws the three of them together on an extraordinary journey.