In which much is made about little…but, really, isn’t that the whole purpose of grammar?
Month: August 2005
Book Review: “The Hummingbird’s Daughter”
“The Hummingbird’s Daughter” is a beautifully-written account of the nation-changing life of a rather unusual peasant girl.
A “fun church”?
Can a church be “fun”? And, more to the point, should it?
The Social Life of Cartoon Characters
Seems like everyone’s getting an invite to Dagwood & Blondie’s anniversary party…except you-know-who.
Damned with Faint Headlines
So a headline is missing a word. It could have been worse.
Book Review: “What the Dog Did”
Emily Yoffe’s “What the Dog Did” is a hysterically funny look at one woman’s journey into a peculiar madness: that of owning a beagle.
Telepathic Failures
Well, it’s back to doggie ESP classes for us.
Jedi Bites
Just a little canine humor…
It was a stark and wormy blight…
Bad writing done right.
Good to be King…
Just because you sit on the throne doesn’t mean you can leave the lid up.