Dear Copine,
Here is a word from the French that I just recently learned: copine/copain. The thing, that I know you already know about words, is that they are made often of other words, or bits of words, and so when you say them, when you write them, when you use them, you get the meaning of the word and the meaning of the bits, too! So economical, so unfolding and expansive! Meaning is like that, I guess.
Anyway, the word is made from two Latin pieces that mean "with" and "bread." Copine/copain is the person you share bread with. I made some recently, and shared it around with friends. If you feel you'd like to make some bread, you need 3 days, starter, and a languorous outlook. If you are busy, forget it, you shouldn't even watch the video!
But, you know, it was mighty good bread, and maybe you want that kind of busy-ness.
