Definitions by Light Bearer

Quackgiggle

The wobbly giggle that bubbles up when a duck lets out a big, serious quack right in the middle of a quiet moment.

When the duck let out a loud quack at the quiet picnic, Sam burst into a quackgiggle he just couldn't stop.

Quackgiggle by Light Bearer October 24, 2026

Burpgiggle

A giggle that pops out with a little burp right in the middle of it — usually after a big sip of something fizzy — that starts everybody giggling all over again.

After a big sip of pop, a burpgiggle popped out of Ben, and suddenly the whole table was laughing.

Burpgiggle by Light Bearer October 24, 2026

Dizzytwirl

A happy spin you do round and round — in a twirly skirt, on the grass, right in the middle of the kitchen — until you're dizzy and giggling and have to flop down.

She did a dizzytwirl in her new skirt until she flopped onto the grass, giggling.

Dizzytwirl by Light Bearer October 24, 2026

Laughsnort

The snort that pops out right in the middle of a laugh, when something is so funny you just can't hold it in — and then you laugh even harder at your own snort.

Mia let out a laughsnort at the goat's silly face, and then she laughed even harder at her own snort.

Laughsnort by Light Bearer October 24, 2026

Storyrounds

Rounds made to listen, not to deliver — going tent to tent or doorway to doorway with no supplies to hand out and no forms to fill in, just time to hear people's stories in their own words. Storyrounds is where tenttestimony gets gathered: slowly, by permission, and never on a deadline.

Storyrounds is the slow one — no supplies, no clipboard, just coffee and time, because some nights what people need carried is their story.

Storyrounds by Light Bearer October 24, 2026

Glovecarry

Carrying spare gloves on every round, so nobody you meet has to face the cold bare-handed — a bag of warm gloves kept on you the way you keep your keys, handed over pair by pair, no questions and no paperwork. Glovecarry treats warm hands as a necessity, not a luxury item handed out once a year.

Glovecarry is her winter rule — a bag of spare gloves on every round, because the first thing the cold takes is people's hands.

Glovecarry by Light Bearer October 24, 2026

Tarprounds

Rounds that carry tarps — going tent to tent with tarps, cord and pegs to patch, replace, or rig cover over tents before the rain gets in. A tarprounds walk happens on the dry day before the storm, because a dry tent tonight is decided by whether somebody showed up yesterday.

Tarprounds happens the day before the storm, not after — every torn tarp on the row patched or replaced while it's still dry enough to matter.

Tarprounds by Light Bearer October 24, 2026