Lately, I’ve been encountering lots of human behavior I find inexplicable. Indeed, I’ve been inexplicably signing emails
Confused and confusing,
Ann
If “inexplicable” is inexplicable to you, let’s explain it:
in·ex·pli·ca·ble
ˌinekˈsplikəb(ə)l/
adjective
unable to be explained or accounted for.
“for some inexplicable reason her mind went completely blank”
synonyms: unaccountable, unexplainable, incomprehensible, unfathomable, impenetrable, insoluble.
Actually, when I encounter inexplicable human behavior, my mind CAN go completely blank. That’s why I like to talk to people I love and trust about the inexplicable, to try to make sense of it.
Last night, my inexplicable boyfriend Michael and I walked around our neighborhood, inexplicably talking, talking, talking about politics, murder, greed, cruelty, and other inexplicable inhumanity. I said to Michael, “We are trying to make the inexplicable splicable.” That got an inexplicably big laugh out of him.
Are any of my photos from yesterday inexplicable?
Am I letting myself be successful in this post? Or is success itself inexplicable?
Let’s see how inexplicable YouTube can be this morning.
Here and now, I am splicably grateful to all who helped me create this inexplicable post and — of course! — to you.
😁❤
Thanks for this splicably lovely comment.
You are very able in ex-plicking.
In fact, you are my favourite ex-plicker because of all your extra plicking.
Thanks for the extra plicking, Maureen!
Spicable I like. I don’t know why 🙂
You are never de-spicable, Derrick, and that’s very splicable to me.
“Lucy! You got some ‘splaining to do.”
– Ricky Ricardo
She had an easier time then, Ann.
Love your ‘splaining, Mark.
I love the little octopus best. 😊
Inexplicably, I love cookies in unexpected shapes.
It is inexplicable-man’s inhumanity to man (woman) and has been like this since time began, not just since November. As fellow humans struggle to understand how cruel it all is, I’ll go with the photo of the plate of food and find momentary comfort from the unexplained.
Splicably, I find comfort from your comments, Ruth.
Good luck navigating the legal side of buying a home. Sometimes it is simply inexplicable.
Thanks for the splicably good luck, Ray.
Splicably explicit as always Ann. Thank you 😍
I hope my gratitude for you, Val, is splicably explicit.
Trying saying that out loud Ann … 😉
“Splicable” is my new favorite word along with “ruth” (some people are ruthless, others have ruth), gruntled, and combobulated.
and sheveled!
Thanks, Chris and Diana. After reading your ruth comments, I feel gruntled, combobulated, and sheveled.
I’ve never seen an octopus in that form before.
They live at Starbucks, Alex. I’m always glad to see you.
splicably! Ha, gets a laugh from me too Ann! your dinners always look so yummy. ❤
Diana xo
Thanks for another splicably yummy comment, Diana. ❤ xxoo
The video is splicably wonderful and strange, as is the octopus cookie. It has been years since I thought of Imogen Cunningham. Some inexplicable and ‘splicable photos…
Your comments are always splicably wonderful.
Lovely Photos! especially o outed in lil clip is nice idea to share lil thought.!
Thanks for the lovely, nice, and somewhat inexplicable comment.
Your Welcome !
Pingback: Day 1591: Helpful | The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally
Oooh, methinks a couple of photos explicate that the real estate process has heated up!
Sunny, it’s inexplicable to me how I’ve missed this comment from you for three years!
Wow! That’s wild. Btw, my sweetheart passed away on May 5, 2020, of complications of Alzheimer’s. I was allowed to be with him, despite the pandemic, because he was receiving hospice care. So I was with him when he died, and he had a really good death, peaceful and easy. I’m relieved but sad.
I’m so sorry for your loss, Sunny, and I understand the relief. ❤
The inexplicable keeps our lives fresh and exciting.
Thank you for this fresh and exciting comment, Robert, which I inexplicably missed three years ago.
Pingback: Day 2735: For now | The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally