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Autumn Reflection:
I wonder why the 'n' is silent.
... hehe ...
Thought it would be something deep and serious, didn't you?
Wishing you some fun stuff today,
Brenda
xox
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To My Beautiful Readers,
Some people come into our lives, leave footprints on our hearts, and we are never the same. ~ Franz Peter Schubert
Thank you so much for leaving your 'footprint' here in my comment box. I do appreciate you taking a moment to share your thoughts today.
Brenda xox
PS. I do not always comment here, but I do look forward to coming and visiting you....
lol. a solemn autumn pondering;-))
ReplyDeleteand a big happy sigh as I stare/drool at a picture worth more than many words!!!
Well this is a very solemn column - let us sing a hymn to autumn. Love the way you think!!! I believe I'll have a cookie.
ReplyDeleteJoAnn,
DeleteYou make me chuckle ... who knew there were quite so many silent "N's" in this world.
I hope the cookie was good.
Because ... because. Well, because.... maybe for the same reason the second e is silent in because?
ReplyDeleteThere are many weird things in the English language, this being one of them. In Texas the city of Mexia is pronounced Ma-HEY-a.
ReplyDeleteAs a teacher I spent many hours explaining silent letters..the hardest were gh, as in light, ought, eight, weigh...and of course ...tough.
ReplyDeleteWhat a language!
Spelling is not my forte, by a long shot. When words like autumn, tough, or knife come up, I get so confused.
ReplyDeleteI never attended a Spelling B. I attended a Spelling E!
You were fun today!
ReplyDeleteI'm coveting your drink, which I assume is some sort of coffee....maybe tomorrow morning.
Happy Autumn! (or Fall, which I guess has a sort of silent L!)
Ha! A lighthearted puzzle!
ReplyDeleteJust awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know maybe that why most call it fall...lol!
ReplyDeleteBut it shows up during an autumnal equinox. haha.
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