All hail the great kweejibo. What a freakin’ sweet word.

My fav made up word was quetzal but that is not even made up (I know now). I thought it was but then someone recently used it vs. me in a hot game of Scrabble. I challenged them, lost and looked it up.

QUETZAL -

quetzalkĕtsäl′ or quezalkāsäl′ , common name for a magnificent bird of the family Trogonidae (trogon family), found in the rain forests from S Mexico to Costa Rica at altitudes of up to 9,000 ft (2,745 m). It is strikingly beautiful, with a crested head, bronze-green back, and crimson and white underparts. Quetzals nest in holes, and lay from two to four eggs per clutch. The male shares incubation duties with the female. The nesting hole has a single entrance, not two as was once believed. The Aztec and Maya used the 2-ft (61-cm) shimmering green tail plumes of the breeding male ceremonially and worshiped the bird as the god of the air, associating it with the god Quetzalcoatl. The quetzal, Pharomachrus mocino, is the national bird of Guatemala, and a monetary unit of the country is also called a quetzal. Quetzals are classified in the phylum Chordata, subphylum Vertebrata, class Aves, order Trogoniformes, family Trogonidae.

Anyhow, welcome to this awesome panel Craig.

Everyone bow and curtsey.

Booyakasha!

And a short temper.

Rock on

I love Craig’s philosophy as well. “Treat people like you want to be treated.” Definitely something that should be implemented in our daily lives.

Kudos Amy!