…..and the Daily Jolt word is “tumultaneous”, meaning “when two tumultuous events occur simultaneously”…
So, for example, if the Conservative government in England was to implode tomorrow over Brexit and at the same time, the English soccer team was to lose to Croatia in the World Cup, those two events would be considered to be “tumultaneous”.
Note: To date, The Daily Jolt (my cynical attempt to boost traffic on my blog) has not been a success that roars, but still I am enjoying it because I appear to be inspiring myself, self-jolting, so to speak…..
If you are inspired by or use the jolt word, let me know through a comment or link.
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I’m one of the least likely to come up with something from a prompt! Sorry. But this event today was a fun little jolt: https://myricopia.com/2018/07/13/rude-awakening/
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Well I am a fan, Jim, although to get inspired about anything it would take a lot of tumultaneaity. I might look up from my tea in the evening if every star in the universe went supernova. Thinking about it … and the speed of light, the supernovae would have to happen at staggered times in the past so that it appeared tumultaneous from the earth. Booooring.
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Not boring at all Steve, I’m still wrestling with “staggered supernovae”. Noel Gallagher once sang
” Someday you will find me
Caught beneath the landslide
In a champagne supernova in the sky”
I am spending less time on what that means…..good song, crap lyrics, but that’s Oasis.
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