gadabout GAD-uh-bout, noun:
Someone who roams about in search of amusement or social activity.
Gadabout is formed from the verb gad, “to rove or go about without purpose or restlessly” (from Middle English gadden, “to hurry”) + about.
(I’m playing the gadabout to put off any serious writing or working out. Going walkies at about 8, though.)
In other News, I’m looking nito an apartment! One looks very possible, they like Kitties, and it’s roomy. 🙂
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