pied-a-terre
What in the world does this mean??noun: A place of lodging for temporary or secondary use.
What on Earth is its origin??
From French pied-à-terre (foot on the ground).
Oh, I ask you, please use it in a sentence!
"These days JOrlando12 divides his time between his ample farmhouse in Roxbury, Connecticut and the pied-a-terre in New York."
If only this sentence were actually true. Who wouldn't enjoy a farmhouse in Connecticut? You have to love the French, I know I do. Happy Monday.
hey guy.
how'd you find me on blogger? link from facebook, maybe?
well, at any rate, im really glad to see you joining the blogosphere (as i'm told it's called).
i look forward to reading more of your stuff. i like your style of writing (which is pretty reflective of your personality, if you ask me).
keep 'em coming!
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