"UBIQUITOUS

          TODAY’S WORD IS “Ubiquitous”

…also known as “a Word for all reasons”.

Having written well over 325,000 words since I began at age 13 this gives me permission to pursue today’s uneasy foray into the wonderful world of words.

First let me state that words undisputedly have almost unlimited POWER. They can hurt or heal depending on the user.

Words can be difficult or facile, i.e. easy. They can be worldly or na?ve.

Words are either disdainful or respectful, also soothing or volatile.

Among the best words love comes to mind. Its opposite is hate, which is now circling the Earth faster than the current Pandemic. Indifference is also opposite of love

Loquacious and its opposite reserved; funny and sad are next, with goofy and solemn following close by.

I could go on but right now the indisputable fact is I’m at a loss for WORDS.

So MUM’S the word.