Fernando’s Hideaway

In this 30-minute podcast, we delve into the world of AA and King Solomons’ proverbs, offering a delightful treat for those with a curious mind.

“Thank you God”. 😊

“Laughter is a vacation conjured up by one's bootstraps”. - Fernando Commando

One word that stands out is “conjured,” which, according to Webster, means to,,

Conjured is the past tense and past participle of the verb “conjure,” which means to bring something into existence, evoke a memory, or summon a spirit or object as if by magic. [1, 2, 3]

Let’s explore the key meanings of “conjured”:

1. ​ To make appear or produce: This refers to creating or bringing something into existence seemingly out of nowhere. For instance, a magician pulling a rabbit from a hat or a chef quickly assembling a meal. [1, 2, 3, 4]

• ​2. To bring to mind or evoke: This involves causing a memory, feeling, or mental image to surface. For example, a scent that transports you back to your childhood. [1, 2, 3, 4]

• ​3. To summon: This means calling forth a spirit, ghost, or supernatural force through spells or rituals.