THE SHELL GAME
I actually wanted to go with Preveracator. Meaning:
pre·var·i·cat·ed pre·var·i·cat·ing
Definition of PREVARICATE
intransitive verb
: to deviate from the truth : equivocate
— pre·var·i·ca·tion noun
— pre·var·i·ca·tor noun
Examples of PREVARICATE
- Government officials prevaricated about the real costs of the project.
- <during the hearings the witness was willing to prevaricate in order to protect his business>
So, now the publisher and I are on a deadline, and as some of you know I'm racing against the clock on quite a few fronts, but as long as I have my health I will continue to keep going! :) GodSpeed!! (she laughs wildly as she hits publish from her keyboard)
THE BEST IS YET TO BE. THE BEST IS YET TO BE. THE BEST IS YET TO BE.