Poetic NON-SEQUITURS #2

This blogpost is a continuation of material developed for a blog-post in 2021 entitled "Non-Sequiturs #1'. 

previous poetic postings (#1)
almost kosher

autophagia

bush plane

charity auction

close quarters

cumulative songs

demolition

dishwasher

CURRENT CONTENTS:
Doggy bag

Epistaxis

ESL (W-I-P)

Far-flung family

Gavel (judge's)

Gifted children

Greeting (Spanish)

Having the audacity

Hoggishly

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Authors' Note: 

peccadillo: loan-word from Spanish meaning 'little sin’

epistaxis (eh-pih-STAK-sihs): bleeding from the nostrils

Authors' Note: For educators, giftedness, e.g. in intellectual abilities, implies an ability significantly above average that motivates differences in school programming. For gifted children, social isolation from the majority of their age-peers is a major problem in their development and maturation. Various educational theories and practices abound in attempting to deal with this problem.  

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