C’est Moi

C’est Moi

ogophile PRONUNCIATION: (LOG-uh-fyl)  MEANING: noun: One who loves words. That’s OGOPHILE, not Francophile. C’est Moi. Et vous? My wonderful hubby, Larry, would say he’s an OGLER and lover of me, who is addicted to words. He supports my habit, and I...
Hyperbolic Discourse

Hyperbolic Discourse

hyperbolic MEANING: adjective: 1. Of or pertaining to hyperbole. 2. Of or pertaining to hyperbola. ETYMOLOGY: From Greek hyperbole (excess), from hyperballein (to exceed), from hyper- + ballein (to throw). Earliest documented use: 1646, 1676. (wow – before there...

UPside = US

It was 8 years ago today…that we saw Paul McCartney in concert. Well, not quite, the event was the second weekend in November. But it comes to mind now, and I can’t wait to share the joyous remembrance. Especially because Paul and his band wowed the...
No Fair!

No Fair!

Back home in Indiana I reveled in all things 4-H. It was a way to fill the long hours of summer in a very small town. Baking yeast rolls to perfection, stitching just so, and lumbering around in an old car taking ridiculous photos under the guise of art. Holiday...