It's Wednesday morning, and the squirrels are lively and playing on LU's campus. It appears that we have a new addition. Two "blond," for lack of a better descriptive term, squirrels have previously been spotted on the campus, but this morning, a lighter-colored much smaller version of the little animal appeared scampering about. The almost tame animals are but one of the many things that give Lambuth's campus its unique charm.
The Word for the Day: "torpor," a noun, which means "apathy" or "dullness."
Reading Hint for the Day: "aud" or "audit" means "hear." Unknown word which contains this Latin derivative has something to do with hearing or sound. Modern uses of this word are audible, audile, audio-visual, audit, and auditory.
The answer to yesterday's trivia question is "look before you leap."
Today's trivia question: What character in a children's book has to "run as fast as her legs would carry her to remain in the same place"?
The answer to today's trivia question will be on tomorrow's blog.
For a hint in answering today's trivia question, check out the library's children and young adult section of the library. This section is housed on the second floor; these books are part of the circulating collection and may be checked out.
Everyone have a great day!
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