For the next few weeks, METS will be posting a word of the day. Some will be in the SAT prep vein, others will be college-related words you may have heard, and not completely understood.
Today’s word is:
torpid
For the next few weeks, METS will be posting a word of the day. Some will be in the SAT prep vein, others will be college-related words you may have heard, and not completely understood.
Today’s word is:
Weal
well-being, prosperity, or happiness: the public weal; weal and woe.
Times are really hard right now. And when things are really hard, it can be hard to remember the good things. Our METS team has been working hard to remember and be grateful for all of the things that are still in our day to day lives.
Sunset on the lake
Gratitude comes from the latin word gratus, which means thankful, pleasing. Gratitude is a feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. For some of us, we’re grateful for a good book, or a tv show that has lightened moods. For others, it’s time to reconnect with family over a board game.
What makes you grateful? Comment on this post with the things you are grateful for in your life!