Word Smith: Zarf
While reading in the leisure section of the New York Times, I came across the word zarf. The woman was Continue reading
While reading in the leisure section of the New York Times, I came across the word zarf. The woman was Continue reading
Poem: Powell’s City of Books And then they found a copy of The Shipping News In the Heart of the Continue reading
Cottonwood Gulch Sunrise Hike, New Mexico Word Smith: Hike What it is? According to Wikipedia: A HIKE or hiking is Continue reading
Word Smith: Holy Moses Holy Moses … interjection in English (mildly blasphemous) expression of surprise, outrage, disgust, etc. Synonyms For semantic relationships of this term, Continue reading
Word Smith: Quick and Dead The Quick and the Dead appears to be an English idiom originating in William Tyndale’s 1526 Continue reading
Word Smith: Shyster According to Webster shyster is a slang word for a loathsome person. A cheat, a scoundrel. The person Continue reading
Tales from the Camino: Views from Behind So what did you discover on the Camino? What did you see? How Continue reading
Word Smith: Cure The word cure, in conjunction with red meat, will turn a vegetarian into a raving maniac. That said, Continue reading