[fawr-ev-er] adverb, Origin: Old English for efre, Beyond all measure of time continuing endlessly through every season that life may bring.

[fawr-ev-er] adverb, Origin: Old English for efre, The terrifying beautiful promise to choose someone daily even when they're annoying as hell.

[fawr-ev-er] adverb, Origin: When Always and Eternity fell in love, Time stretched so long that even clocks give up counting the minutes passing.

[free] adjective, Origin: Old English frēo, Unbound and liberated living authentically without constraints that limit your truest fullest expression of self.

[free] adjective, Origin: Old English frēo, Not owing anyone shit and doing whatever the hell you want without asking permission first.

[free] adjective, Origin: When Chains took a permanent vacation, Flying without strings attached like a bird who finally figured out how wings work properly.

[fresh] adjective, Origin: Germanic frisk, New and invigorating carrying the crisp promise of beginnings yet to be fully discovered.

[fresh] adjective, Origin: Germanic frisk, New enough that it hasn't had time to go bad or disappoint you yet like everything eventually does.

[fresh] adjective, Origin: When New got out of the shower, Crisp and clean like morning's first breath before the world gets all complicated and messy.