Day+16


 * Change of Plans. Instead of "Hostility," I chose "Lacking Energy & Interest."**

- Mom always worries about Joanne's future, because she is so lackadaisical about everything she does.
 * Lackadaisical**: (adj.) lacking spirit, liveliness, or enthusiasm

- You laggard! Due to your slowness, you are lagging down the entire group's progress.
 * Laggard**: (n.) one that LAGs

- Siddhartha spent several years of languor in the rich house of Hwang, until he realized that his search towards enlightenment would not be achieved in such a manner.
 * Languor**: lack of physical or mental energy (esp. for lazy ppl and for those who are soaked in humanly pleasures)

- The extreme summer heat made all the students fall into extreme lassitude; thus, the trip that day was moved to the next week.
 * Lassitude**: physical weariness, diminishing level of energy

- The man, with a lethargic look on his face, answered that he had spent all night working on the presentation.
 * Lethargy**: state of sluggishness & inactivity, caused by illness / fatigue / overwork

Wow, all the words start with L. May be we can relate Lack of Energy = L.

Anyway, quick review of today's vocabulary.

1. lackadaisical: lacking spirit, liveliness, enthusiasm 2. Laggard: Lagger 3. Languor: indolent or desire-caused inactivity 4. Lassitude: physical fatigue 5. Lethargy: statement of sluggishness and inactivity (illness / fatigue / overwork)