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The absorption of language into an ongoing life. Something interesting on language as it touches upon the author and the times.
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- "Blog"
- He/Him, Who/Whom, Who Cares?
- "I Have a Dream"
- Latin Abbreviations: "I.E."
- "Essay"
- "Portal"/"Door"
- "Wizened"/"Wise"?
- "Sorry," 2
- "Sorry," 1
- Singular, Meet Plural
- "In the Bleachers" Cartoon
- "Pro" 4: "Procrastinate," "Promise"
- "Pro" 3: "Projector"
- "Pro" 2: "Project"
- "Pro" 1: "Prose"
- "Human," "Humble," "Humility," 2
- "Human," "Humble," "Humility," 1
- "Antithesis"
- Front Page Puns
- "Patent Ailments" & their Patent Medicine Cures
- Even Marcel Marceau May Be Smiling
- "Fug"
- Foibles of the Mother Tongue
- "Complaint"/"Compliant"
- "Bougainvillea"
- "Magnolia"
- "Pomegranate"
- "Today Is Forever"
- "Pyracantha"
- "I've Taken on Teachers"
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About Me
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- I am a retired college professor in the Southwestern United States, communication studies my field. I've ALWAYS been interested in language and have done several light-hearted but serious page-a-day calendars on the theme for family and friends, the younger contingent of whom has encouraged me to do a blog. This is it!
patient cures: rub whiskey on most ailments, and they will no longer hurt. Rub irish whiskey on an ailment and the almighty GOD, St.Patrick, Jesus Christ, Mary & Joseph will step in as well.
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