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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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2014
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January
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- The Consonantal Divide, 2
- The Consonantal Divide, 1
- Some Free Writing about Free Writing
- Even Kings Get Sick (Not to Mention Cartoonists)
- Advertising Language
- Cartoonists Prosecuted
- "Reengaged": Engaging a Word
- Up Over
- Haiku--Issa--Hass
- "Napped half the day;/no one/punished me!"
- "Ax" for "Ask"?
- A Poem's Bow to Art
- Nature = Miracle
- Spell it Out for 'em, Cowch!
- A Culture Dies When a Language Dies
- "Peregrinations"
- "Mishegas"
- Better than "Hairpiece"?
- I'll Drink to Yiddish
- A Way to Think about Writing
- "Obliterate"
- Beware of Cartoonist with Hammer
- "It's Not Your Way. It's Yahweh."
- "Abscond"
- "Defenestration"
- Double Negatives: Writer Beware!
- Saving P. L. Travers
- "Fartlek"
- "Empathy," Literature, and Performance
- "To the Point," Happy New Year
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January
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About Me
- Don
- 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!
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