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Words We Should Use More Often in the United States
UM ... you left out "peradventure". :) Great Wizzle. Tweeted for #WizzleyWednesday
cmoneyspinner, on 05/14/2014
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Meaning
Tweeted for #WizzleyWednesday.
cmoneyspinner, on 05/14/2014
Why is the Cockpit of an Airplane Called a 'Cockpit'?
Tweeted for #WizzleyWednesday. It's my way. Happy Hump Day!
cmoneyspinner, on 05/14/2014
Cross Stitch Pattern Books & Kits
Oh, I would still enjoy doing some cross-stitch :)
Mira, on 05/14/2014
Geometric Coloring Books & Pages
These geometric designs have an appeal for me, too. I will look for digital versions to color them on my computer and use in some of my designs. Thank you so much for the idea :)
Mira, on 05/14/2014
Tips and Tricks After 600 Pages on Wizzley
WordChazer - Thank you very much for that. I picked it up from my message box and have the page open as we speak. Very impressive! The Fiverr team also contacted me on Twitter.
JoHarrington, on 05/14/2014
Tips and Tricks After 600 Pages on Wizzley
WiseFool - I hope the inspiration edges out over the intimidation! Yes, as I comment, we're into the quiet months, so I'm working on boosting topical articles in my portfolio for summer. It seems that so far, I've concentrated on winter. :)
JoHarrington, on 05/14/2014
Conchita Wurst: Austria's Bearded Lady Wins Eurovision
I couldn't agree more! :)
JoHarrington, on 05/14/2014
A Christian's Guide to Witchcraft and Wicca
VioletteRose - No, I was not aware of Ardhananisvara nor Lakshmi Narayana, though the latter word seems very familiar. I'm just struggling with the context from my memory.
Looks like you've introduced me and Frank alike to a new avenue of ...
JoHarrington, on 05/14/2014
A Christian's Guide to Witchcraft and Wicca
Frank - Rather like the Yin-Yang? This fundamental duality lies at the core of Wicca. The circle is only complete when you have male and female together, working as a single entity.
Hear, hear on Greek privilege!
JoHarrington, on 05/14/2014
The Sherlock Phenomenon
I've got a Sherlock article on my list of Things To Write, but you did cover the ground here. I was going to do about the cast real world relationships. I might still do it eventually, but link your article in, if you don't mind.
JoHarrington, on 05/14/2014
British Legend: The Song of Taliesin
Ember - *preen* I'm sooo proud of the art! I'm no artist, but that came out so well. *happy face*
JoHarrington, on 05/14/2014
British Legend: The Song of Taliesin
Ember - Outside the Celtic tales, I should imagine Moses is the most famous of the babies in a basket on the water stories. This is the bit where every other culture with the same legend comes in and says, 'No! I think of 'insert name' before ...
JoHarrington, on 05/14/2014
British Legend: The Song of Taliesin
Frank - Now I did not know that Moses was radiant too, and presumably the veil means that it was also his brow. So that described his initiation into the Christian Mysteries too?
JoHarrington, on 05/14/2014
Why is the Cockpit of an Airplane Called a 'Cockpit'?
This is not something I've ever even wondered about, but now I know. Love your image too.
dustytoes, on 05/14/2014