Not this time, thank God! The "Mistress of the Reader's Digest Word Power Quiz" would have given me unmitigated hell for a mispelling like that.
Mind you, she's fit to be tied when I BEAT her at "Word Power!" Hee, hee, hee..
Firelock76 Johnny, thanks for that warning about my "wandering 'I' !" I knew it'd get me in trouble... Wayne
Johnny, thanks for that warning about my "wandering 'I' !"
I knew it'd get me in trouble...
Wayne
Johnny
Firelock76 Thanks Wanswheel! Don't you love that 1915 prose, almost musical and a piece of art in it's own right. Sadly, it wouldn't work nowadays, anymore than Mozart on MTV would, but classy connosieurs (did I spell that correctly? Probably not) of the printed word who visit this site sure love it!
Thanks Wanswheel! Don't you love that 1915 prose, almost musical and a piece of art in it's own right.
Sadly, it wouldn't work nowadays, anymore than Mozart on MTV would, but classy connosieurs (did I spell that correctly? Probably not) of the printed word who visit this site sure love it!
When asked if he were a connoisseur, he replied, "No, I live in the middle of the block."
Great find and posting Wanswheel.
Think I will post this quote in the Geology Lab.
" Our grand business, as a philosopher says, is not to grasp at the stars but to do faithfully life's common work as it comes".
Need more of that these days!
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