I’m in AZ and I just got back from a nice long walk with Lea and her parental units. We’re having a great time being spoiled here in ritzy Chandler/Scottsdale! Pretty upscale.

Speaking of upscale, I just had to write briefly to reveal what the word dainty means. Some of you kind of get it, yes, I’m proud of you. Side note - I’m not sure why I put “yes” in the middle of my sentences, it’s almost Smeagol-ish, if you remember. I won’t elaborate for my sake.

Okay, dainty, in my opinion means delicate and fragile. I would usually use it in regard to women that are very feminine. I would like to think of myself as dainty at times in ways. Sort of, delicate, elegant, and “light.” I’m not sure how to elaborate on “light,” but it’s a very elegant and airy way of being, the opposite of brash and blunt I guess. Soft.

So, that is my personal usage of the word dainty, and I keep running across people that don’t know what it means, so I felt I was being delegated by Webster to educate humanity and to embellish our collective vocabulary to new, elaborated heights.

Do try to incorporate it into convos. You’ll sound refined. Like me.