Kind of like being at the corner of Wits' End? *
Baffled. Confused. Perplexed. Worried.
Not knowing which way to turn or what to do next?
Stuck at a crossroads of desperation!?
The grammarian in me is still undecided about apostrophe location.
Note white out drippings
Turn to the left and you might end up on Bitter's Corner. A place of blinding, wearying pain or dread of what's to come.
Across the way is a YIELD to Worries sign! NO!!!!
Worries should have a "No Loitering" sign!
Turning the "right way" is so important.
Wits' End or Wit's End!! (Regardless of the punctuation)
It's where God brings us to the end of ourselves.
* Wednesday Wordsmith's info---wits' end is preferred by Brits 3 to 1 (+ in my ESV Bible) but wit's end is preferred 2 to 1 in the US (even at a shop in Highlands, NC---tho Chamber of Congress there dubs it Wits') Are you stumped yet?!
Are you stumped yet?!
