"The hurrier I go, the behinder I get!" — Lewis Carroll
This quote goes way back to my childhood. I can hear my Dad saying it. He had a gift for making up words and phrases, like "lobos on the kabobos" for when he was tired of driving or sitting too much. While I was living in Germany, this idea became "auto buns" when my folks came to visit, driving through France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg and a good part of Germany.
During this trip it also signaled that it was time to find a Konditorei for pastry and coffee... for him a heisse schokolade became his new favorite thing. How nice it is to slow down, sit and sip on coffee and watch the clouds roll by.
This quote goes way back to my childhood. I can hear my Dad saying it. He had a gift for making up words and phrases, like "lobos on the kabobos" for when he was tired of driving or sitting too much. While I was living in Germany, this idea became "auto buns" when my folks came to visit, driving through France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg and a good part of Germany.
During this trip it also signaled that it was time to find a Konditorei for pastry and coffee... for him a heisse schokolade became his new favorite thing. How nice it is to slow down, sit and sip on coffee and watch the clouds roll by.
DEFINITION of this 3-syllable verb:
- to hurry; hasten.
- hurried.
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