#phrase finder

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Sing a song of Phrase Finder

Sing a song of Phrase Finder

Just a few moments ago I used the phrase “Katy bar the door” in a tweet to a colleague, and no sooner had I sent it than I said to myself, “Now where did that come from?”

Not as in “Why did I say that?” I knew why I said it. It was appropriate for the moment, topic, and audience (REGISTER!), and it provided the touch of levity I was after in the context of the brief conversation. It’s a phrase…

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Fiction Friday - Paved with Good Intentions

Fiction Friday – Paved with Good Intentions

Hello Readers and Welcome to Fiction Friday.

Fiction Friday – Paved with Good Intentions

  Last week I posted a very short scene.  A Simple Scene.  I re-wrote the scene, yesterday and hid it in a reply.

I am a neglectful writer, filled with good intentions.  I’ve heard the road to hell is paved with good intentions.  I am not at all sure what that means. But I love to research… let me look it up..

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"An example is that of the overly famous fourth Earl of Sandwich, catapulted to unwarranted linguistic eminence as the result of a single historical achievement which is recalled almost daily at the luncheon table and snack-bars of millions of Americans."

I love people who write like this.  Just gives me a gentle chuckle at the way in which they could describe such a simple thing so eloquently.  Like the tone I read it in my head.  Serious, but jokingly.  Perfs.