well-expressed

The smell of fresh coffee, the look on dogs’ faces when their people come home, the transcendent sense of connection from reading a thought well-expressed, the first watching of a great movie, the feel of a friend’s hug, the chance to yell like an idiot when a team wins, a big laugh, a good cry.

And a quick scroll through the often well-expressed comments confirms that, yes, some people are definitely changing their views.

Many times she would later email well-expressed addenda to the topics we’d touched on via Skype.

That sequence alone marks her as a bit of an iconoclast, a woman with strong opinions and a quirky, unusual, but well-expressed sense of humor.

"He's got a well-expressed and articulate view that schools shouldn't be burdened with too many directives from central government," he said.