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meaning of naive... (thought I would be appropriate to look up the meaning)
"Lacking worldly experience and understanding, especially:
Simple and guileless; artless: a child with a naive charm.
Unsuspecting or credulous: "Students, often bright but naive, bet-and lose-substantial sums of money on sporting events" (Tim Layden)."
Thank you freedictionary.com!
I'm the simple and, more like, clueless. My favorite Aunt Linda (who I love dearly) asked me "Did you think it was going to drop in your lap?" I, in some way thought, yes.
Maybe it being not that easy but somewhat easier. Was I wrong to think this?
About 9 counties, 50 farms and 3 ticks later,
OH HECK YES! Naive, I was.
Where is our "Bramasole"?!?!?
I'm confused...is this the one? And thanks for the "word of the day"... I had to look up "bramasole"
ReplyDeleteI hope you won't be moving before the pumpkin ripens....
Kirsten!! No farm yet. I just take pictures of all the farms that we pass on our adventures.
ReplyDelete"Bramasole"... you've got to see the movie "Under the Tuscan Sun"... love that movie!!
Brian's ok with leaving the pumpkin if the time comes. I'm just not sure the new owners (whoever they be) will want a GIANT PUMPKIN!!