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Rebuses, Record-Breaking Words, and Word Avoidance
Procrastination Station You may have noticed that I haven’t been posting quite as often the last little while. It has been awfully busy in WordBlogland the past couple of months, but I suspect there may have been a teensy bit … Continue reading
10 Gifts for Verbivores
Art for Word Lovers The Ideal Bookshelf is an ongoing project by artist Jane Mount. She says, “We show off our books on shelves like merit badges (the ones not on our Kindle, at least), because we’re proud of the … Continue reading
It’s All Fun & Games until Somebody Loses an "I"
Welcome to the new year, fellow logophiles. I hope that your 2009 was chockful of new vocabulary, fantastic friends, great reads, fascinating conversations, wholesome fun, and above all, words! And, of course, I wish you a 2010 full of more … Continue reading
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