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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
Wednesday, October 07, 2015
12 comments:
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....
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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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