A little pricey for bookends (in my opinion, mostly because I use other books at bookends, if I need bookends at all, which I probably don't), but I heart them. So much. Of course, I would want to paint those birds ivory.
They are both in the dictionary as nouns for being frivolous. I think the difference is connotative: "frivolity" is light-hearted, while "frivolousness" has a more negative aspect. Now that I think about it, maybe "frivolity" is more suited to what I meant. Oh, English, you moody b*tch.
I would like for your goal to be that all titles of your blog are lines from our favorite shows.
ReplyDeleteis frivolousness a real word?
ReplyDeleteFrivolousness is a real word, and also a real affliction. Also the raison d'etre for the entire shopping experience at Anthro.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was frivolity...
ReplyDeletebut word about Anthro.
They are both in the dictionary as nouns for being frivolous. I think the difference is connotative: "frivolity" is light-hearted, while "frivolousness" has a more negative aspect. Now that I think about it, maybe "frivolity" is more suited to what I meant. Oh, English, you moody b*tch.
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