Monday, 7 July 2014

Shed


SHED ~ a small, slight, rough, or rude building of light construction.
Alteration of Middle English shadde, perhaps variant of shade; from Old English sced; probably variant of scead - shelter, shade.



SHED ~ To cast off naturally ~ to let fall, allow to drop away, let go, discard, dispose of, lay down~ to rid oneself of something not wanted or needed ~ to suddenly drop (a load) on the journey.



SHED LIGHT ~ To diffuse or radiate ~ to emit, send forth, impart, share.



SHED LIGHT ON ~ Make things clear





From the Old English sceadan, meaning to separate, part company, make up one’s mind; via the Middle English sheden (v.), to separate, shed.  


15 comments:

  1. Fun post, Pen. My mind went all gollywonky making connections and relationships among all the entries. :)

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  2. I ♥ words. I ♥ "sheds". (Interestingly, our son & grandson just spent 2 nights with us - in our backyard cabin. And tonight, a college friend who we haven't seen for over 40 years is coming and will spend the night there also!)

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  3. :0)

    Thats a lovely profile pic, Rebecca. xx

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  4. my poem this week is about our shed...we call it "summer house" to boost it's morale...or our's...my thinking place where light is very often shed!!

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  5. Ah yes - I love the blue of your window frames, too! x

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  6. I like the way your mind works. The paths it takes and connections made.

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  7. I have just shedded a shed load of stuff ;-D Plus I shredded a load of stuff too... :-D

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  8. :0D Shedded and shredded! Woohoo! x

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  9. Oh - you are a sweetie! Yes, I've been focussed on further and further 'shedding'! Will blog again soon. xxx

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