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Provided by the compucert alfresco \al-FRES-koh\, adverb:
- In the open air; outdoors.
- Taking place or located in the open air; outdoor.
Alfresco is from the Italian al fresco, "in the fresh (air)," from al, "in the" (a, "to, in" + il, "the") + fresco, "fresh."
- a phone call (or a text) to arrange an immediate cuddle date. Not a booty call but similar in the call for satisfaction nature of the behavior.
"Hey Baby. What's going on?"
"Hi. Cuddle Call?"
"See you in ten minutes"
TriviaHow fast can a camel run?
- 40 mph—in short bursts.
- Great Basel Earthquake: city was destroyed, along with parts of France and Germany (1356)
- Edict of Nantes: law that had granted religious liberties to Protestants was revoked by Louis XIV and replaced with the Edict of Fontainebleau; many Protestants left France as a result (1685)
- Mason-Dixon Line: the boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania, which, before the US Civil War, separated the slave states from the free states, was established (1767)
- Alaska: territory known as "Seward's Folly" was purchased by the US from Russia for approximately $7 million in gold bullion (1867)
- Martina Navratilova (52): Wimbledon singles champion; football legend Mike Ditka (69) shares this birth date
Zac Efron (21): teenybopper hero of High School Musical; also, actors George C. Scott (1927-1999), Pam Dawber (57), Erin Moran and Jean-Claude Van Damme (both 48), Vincent Spano (46), and Joy Lauren (19)
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