Q. No pressure. The countdown is on. Just a few beats until we reach the big song in the beloved musical. Will the singer deliver? Will the audience be as moved as they are hoping? “Elphaba, why couldn’t you have stayed calm for once?Instead of flying off the handle! I

Q. We’re headlong into gift season. But, some gifts – even when marvellously intentioned – are just not a hit. Dinosaur oven mitts! Fantastic. How good are you at hiding when you are less than enraptured with a gift you’ve been given? How good are you at noticing when others

Q. Got a crush. Madly in love. What are some lesser used or archaic words related to that lovin’ feeling? . A. Amorist A person who loves love, or writes about love Assot To infatuate Bathos Mawkish. A touch too tender Befool To infatuate. Also to fool Besotted Full-on smitten.

Q. Sweet as honey. A taste of honey. A honey of a deal. You’re my honey (as long as you complete your ‘to do’ list.)  How did honey, of all the sugary alternatives, come to epitomize the ultimate, love-worthy sweetness? . A. Sweet, sweet honey finds it place in the