alphabet I love the word kerfuffle (noun. A commotion or fuss.)

I wish I could work it into everyday language, but there are never enough commotions or fusses going on, which I suppose is a good thing.

The word makes me happy. Probably because it sounds like the equally fun-sounding word kiffle, a pastry rolled paper thin and stuffed with assorted fillings, then baked.

I don’t like kiffles because they’re too dry and hard. Maybe I’ve just had bad kiffles. Anyway, I prefer a softer sort of cookie, like Toll House.

Incidentally, I recently visited an official Nestle Toll House Ice Cream Shop, where I bought their chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream and I was deeply disappointed.

The cookie dough was soft, broke apart too easily and practically dissolved into my ice cream. The hell? It’s supposed to be harder and, frankly, could have used more chips.

I mean, they make the stuff. It’s their product and they couldn’t even get it right.

Where was I?

Oh, yeah.

Favorite words.

I like kerfuffle.

What do you like? Extra points if you use it in a sentence. I’ll post grades on the bulletin board outside the principal’s office later in the week.

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