Happy Sunday and Happy Easter to all who celebrate. I have homonyms on my brain today as my brain wonders about the wonders of words as we wander through this universe we call earth. Think about words spelled the same or that sound the same but have different meanings. Such as son and sun, write and right, tale and tail, night and knight, coarse and course, medal and meddle, cache and cash. How we may fold our clothes or fold at cards. Go to court or give permission to the boy next door to court your daughter. Do you need to bail out the boat or bail out your brother. Are you here or can you hear what is happening or are you searching for the South Pole or your fishing pole? Where on earth am I going with this, you ask? I don't know as I've lost my train of thought. It's gone off the rails...
Oh yes, I have a mini challenge for you!
Think about words relating to Easter and/or Passover. Spiritual or secular words related to the occasion or Sundayish. Then read a book with that word or words in the title. At first I picked a variety of words and had fun following rabbit trails as I also looked up synonyms for each word. Then I went back to the simple and chose light which lead me to Louise Penny's # 7 in her Inspector Gamache series, A Trick of the Light which I've been wanting to read for a while.
As well as Jayne Ann Krentz's paranormal suspense - Light in Shadow. Both of which are now in my virtual stacks. *grin*
Join me in the Homonym challenge and have fun following rabbit trails!
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