You Would Think....

....that after a year of blogging and being on blogspot, I would have played around with all of the features and familiarized myself with the "ins" and "outs" of the system. But I realized this past week that I've never known how to add a catchy phrase to the bottom of each post where people click to comment. Someone emailed asking how to post a comment for the give away....and I had to explain it by saying, "You click on the words, # ( a number) comment."

That sounded nondescript and confusing. So this weekend, I clicked around in blogspot and found the page where you can add a greeting to the "post a comment" page... (and I got a little silly...but I may keep it!)

I had help finding the edit page to add a catchy phrase to the bottom of each post.....(Thanks Lana!).

And before you read what "catchy phrase" I added and are offended and refuse to post....let me explain the word "Quaint"!!
(The word can also be found on My Website as the title to the links page, and I thought it would be cute here too.)

Here are a couple of definitions of the adjective "Quaint":

From Free Dictionary

Quaint~

adj.

1. Charmingly odd, especially in an old-fashioned way: "Sarah Orne Jewett . . . was dismissed by one critic as merely a New England old maid who wrote quaint, plotless sketches of late 19th-century coastal Maine" James McManus.

2. Unfamiliar or unusual in character; strange: quaint dialect words. See Synonyms at strange.

3. Cleverly made; artful.

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[Middle English, clever, cunning, peculiar, from Old French queinte, cointe, from Latin cognitus, past participle of cognscere, to learn; see cognitive.]

...really, don't be offended....here is another:

Merriam-Webster

Quaint~

Etymology:

Middle English queinte, cointe, from Anglo-French, clever, expert, from Latin cognitus, past participle of cognoscere to know

Date:

13th century

see strange
1obsolete : expert, skilled. 2 a: marked by skillful design <quaint with many a device in India ink — Herman Melville> b: marked by beauty or elegance3 a: unusual or different in character or appearance : odd quaint people — Herman Wouk> b: pleasingly or strikingly old-fashioned or unfamiliar

So please post away any and all~ Charmingly Odd, Expertly Skilled, Old-fashioned Peculiar, Cleverly Artful, and Unusually Beautiful Elegant people!


(thanks Lana for the photo of the "quaint" lady!)