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Found this poem in the current issue of ‘Rhubarb‘, a Canadian Mennonite literary and art journal. It made my day, for Baptists and Mennonites have a great deal in common, it turns out!
Wallflowers
…and the Lord put grace upon her
and she danced with her feet
and all the house of Israel loved her.
-from the Gospel of […]

So those of you who have been living in unbearable suspense for the last few months will be glad to know that Thing Two has written another installation in the epic story “The Day Dave Regretted Himself”.  Hooray!

 (Yes, I LOVE the word lexicographical)
While wasting time being a good global citizen on FreeRice, I found this gem:
epigrammatic = pithy
Now, I have rarely met a less pithy sounding word.  If a word that sounds like its meaning is onomatopoeia, what is a word that seems the opposite of its meaning?

The Badger bought these on our trip this weekend:

This is what’s in them:

Yum.