Jun 26, 2008 10:45
The phrase of the day on 'a word a day' today was "devil's advocate", a phrase I've always liked. But it surprised me by saying that "advocate" was pronounced "advo-kate". When "advocate" is a noun, I pronounce it "advo-cat".
Have I been wrong all these years?
(If so, won't be the first time, won't be the last.)
words,
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You're not wrong.
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Happily right!
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We're getting a gorgeous thunderstorm right now.
And I'm about to write a short Apaplexy zine.
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Working on strong. The drive was soothing -- I had the windows open and there was good, cool air. Plus, the car being hot actually helped: the warm seat against my back was basically a heating pad. Not a bad thing.
I was a little worse when I got out of the car -- at first. Then it got less bad, rapidly. I think I am indeed just still working off one or two days of sleeping on it wrong. Could I be that lucky? How I hope!
We're getting a gorgeous thunderstorm right now.
Amazing and lovely. I think we had one last night -- puddles outside this morning, and I think I heard it on the windows (I could add that purring drowned it out, but that isn't quite true this time: the little tiger giggling and running madly to and fro is what drowned it out this time! she was in fine form). Nothing better than a thunderstorm.
And I'm about to write a short Apaplexy zine.I may try to do that later, when I get back to campus. Yes, I still have a sixty-mile drive ahead of me again... ( ... )
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No mailing comments, though, I couldn't find the last apa. Not easy to look for it, either. So.
It was a gorgeous evening - coolish and with dramatic clouds.
Glad your shoulders are easing. I hope they continue to improve.
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