There are always bumps along the way, it is just a fact of life, and we deal with it. I bragged a lot about my flights from Austin to Longview, and I fear that cursed it. Or maybe it was just because today is Friday the 13th. Whatever the reason, the flight from Longview to Dallas was about a half hour delayed, which is no big deal. By the time we landed in Dallas, I had a notice on my phone that the flight from Dallas to Austin was delayed about an hour and a half. It got worse from there, but I am home now, and all the inconvenience will be nothing more than an afterthought in a couple days. I had a great late breakfast this morning with Steve, Melinda, Annice, Sharon and Debbie before I headed out to the Longview Area Association of REALTORS® just to say hello. Whenever I visit somewhere, I like to stop by the board office, just for the hell of it. You could not expect a nicer group of people than those in Longview. On the drive home from the airport, the moon was HUGE (HUGE I SAY), and really kind of a blood orange color. The higher it got in the sky, the smaller it got and the whiter it got. Now it just kind of looks like a full moon, even though it was actually full a doy or two ago.Amicable -- Adjective. characterized by friendly goodwill. peaceable. Leaders from both nations returned from the summit and said that their trade talks were amicable and productive.
Did You Know? Amicable, which derives from the Late Latin amicabilis, meaning "friendly," is one of a set of English words used to suggest cordial relationships. Amicable, neighborly, companionable, and friendly all mean "marked by or exhibiting goodwill and an absence of antagonism." Amicable implies a state of peace and a desire on the part of the parties not to quarrel ("they maintained amicable relations"; "the amicable process of bargaining"). Neighborly implies a disposition to live on good terms with others, particularly those who are nearby, and to be helpful on principle ("neighborly concern"). Companionable suggests sociability and companionship[ ("a companionable dinner with friends"). Friendly stresses cordiality and often warmth or intimacy of personal relations ("a friendly correspondence").
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