Arm Writing 1

So I'm starting a small series where, each day, I'll pick a word from something that happens during the day and write it one my arm. I'll write up several each day. Then, I'll tell you about the origin of said words.
So.

Merimbula- Came from a conversation with Usagi. A place in southeast Australia, right on the coast. I think it's in a bay.

Hobo Gloves- My friend Zak was given some neat hobo gloves today by another friend. They were red and black striped. We had a nice conversation where we yelled "Hobo gloves" back and forth at each other.

Shed- I was working at the Lincoln Library today, bring boxes of books into the shed out the back. It was then that I realized that "shed" is a funny-sounding word.

Gruntled- This came from a conversation about how if you have the word "disgruntled", you should be able to use "gruntled" to mean happy and cheerful. sadly, it doesn't sound too cheery. But, it does sound REALLY funny.

Yurt- My german teacher had mentioned how he had lived in a yurt during part of our vacation. I started up a conversation based around the phrase "So you went yurting?" We said "yurt" many times during that class.

Forever- I was reading "To Kill a Mockingbird", and was reminded of the movie "The Sandlot" as they talked about this backyard where, if a baseball was hit into it, you'd never get it back. Kind of like the backyard of Mr. Myrtle in "The Sandlot". Coincidence? I think so. Anyways, this reminded me of one of my favorite quotes from the movie, where this kid keeps repeating the word "Forever". I think you can see how my brain works.

And by the way, "The Sandlot" is the best baseball movie ever. Speaking of baseball, the season starts soon.

GO SOX!