2018年1月2日火曜日

The Online Dictionary by Merriam-Webster Says Today:


'Anyone who has overindulged in whiskey and felt like dying the next day will see the irony in the origin of the word whiskey: it traces back to the Medieval Latin phrase aqua vitae, meaning "water of life."'


☆Ha-ha. Thank you for your good pointing out. But why do you know my experience like dying?

☆Yes, I love drinking the ”water.” It's important for us to face great hardships in our life, isn't it?

☆Thanks to the "water of life," I have to endure the hardships tonight as well. Happy new year holidays!


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