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Category Archives: Word Play
Epitaph Collection – Introduction
In Memory of Cordilia N(illegible) Consort of John (illegible), Ship Builder Who departed this life September, 21, 1810 in the 63rd year of her age (from a tombstone in a cemetery in Alexandria, Virginia) I have long loved walking through … Continue reading
Posted in Word Collections, Word Play
Tagged cemetery, epitaphs, grave, gravestone, headstone, word collection
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Possible Names for the Apple, Candy Corn and Pretzel Combination
I recently wrote about a unique fall taste treat I like to eat, apples, candy corn and pretzels. I’ve been coming up with possible names for that combo. Here is the list so far. Feel free to add some of your … Continue reading
Tweets
Are you reading all my tweeting? Keep an eye on: The Life Literary on Twitter. You can read the two most recent tweets at the top of the right-hand column on this blog’s homepage. (More about Twitter as a part … Continue reading
Posted in Original Poems, Word Play, Writing
Tagged cheese, chocolate, cognac, Swiss
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Like Eskimos to Snow are We With Words
First of all, I’m pretty sure the Eskimo reference is a myth. I think it’s a misunderstanding that Eskimos have fifty words for snow. I read recently that their language uses many different word endings to denote tense, mood, number, … Continue reading
A Literally Serious Word from the Blogger
If every use of the word literally were an alien, we’d be literally overrun, taken over by that large and growing crowd. The human race is clearly outnumbered by the number of times this word is used. If the vast multitude, … Continue reading
Collecting Words – Pub Names Part 1
(An odd bit of word play I engage in from time to time is collecting words. Here is the introductory letter and the first portion of my collection of pub names which I gathered during a one month trip through … Continue reading
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Tagged literary living, pub names, word collections
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A Beverage with Attitude + Summer + Watermelon + Lime = ?
My son started a company called Kombucha Brooklyn (KBBK) that makes a fermented tea beverage called Kombucha. He and his wife are the CEO and CFO. You can learn more about the drink (which I love) and the company (which … Continue reading
Duck 9
(Duck Series Gallery)
The “Not Idle At All” Word Play
I like spreading verbiage like icing a cake, thick, creamy, and luscious. If I can write words that sound sweet together or that create an effect or that make a rhyme or pun or joke, I’ll try it. The title … Continue reading