Kermis is the new word of the day.
Origin of this word is Dutch. We call this something completely different in the U.S. It comes to us on a yearly basis and some of us enjoy it and some of us don’t. So which one are you? Sorry I guess you would like to know the meaning of (kur’mis) is in the Netherlands, Belgium, etc, an outdoor fair or carnival. So now I ask you again which one are you? Enjoy the day
I do like those as long as they are not over crowded. Those are never fun when there's just too many people. Thanks for the word of the day!
The greater Milwaukee area is sometimes called "The City of Festivals" and we have a ton of them dotting the lakefront all summer....something for everyone.
Good morning James.
It is fun going to all those outdoor fairs.
Enjoy the day.
Hi James,
We have had rain for three days and now it looks like we are going to get some more.
I guess you want me to get to the point...
I think we should have a "Kermis" Here to celebrate the Rain.
Have a great day today, Take the wife out to eat.
Best, Clint McKie
Once again, a word I have never heard of before. Thank you for sharing the word and its origin.
The last time I saw Kermis, he was sitting on a log singing about how nice it is to be green.
That's what you mean, right?
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