What's peculiar, interesting, baffling or plain weird on any topic - sports, education, music and the arts, politics and life in general. As the name suggests, there are lots of mind-boggling things going on. I try to question these issues in a lighthearted manner. You don't have to agree with me. I'm happy so long as the piece makes you think hard or smile.
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What's peculiar, interesting, baffling or plain weird on any topic - sports, education, music and the arts, politics and life in general. As the name suggests, there are lots of mind-boggling things going on. I try to question these issues in a lighthearted manner. You don't have to agree with me. I'm happy so long as the piece makes you think hard or smile.
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Musings of a bemused observer: October 2013
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013. The Intricacies Of Language – Why We Shouldn’t Speak Foreign Languages At Home With Our Children Part 2. This is the concluding part of my two-part piece on why Ghanaian parents should not speak English at home with their children. The Appalling “English” We Speak At Home With Our Children. 8221; “ get. 8221; or “ collect. 8221;, instead of the more appropriate expressions “ here, take this. 8221; or “ here you go. 8220; I will go and come. Or “ go and come, eh. These funny e...
Musings of a bemused observer: The Intricacies Of Language – Why We Shouldn’t Speak Foreign Languages At Home With Our Children Part 2
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013. The Intricacies Of Language – Why We Shouldn’t Speak Foreign Languages At Home With Our Children Part 2. This is the concluding part of my two-part piece on why Ghanaian parents should not speak English at home with their children. The Appalling “English” We Speak At Home With Our Children. 8221; “ get. 8221; or “ collect. 8221;, instead of the more appropriate expressions “ here, take this. 8221; or “ here you go. 8220; I will go and come. Or “ go and come, eh. These funny e...
Musings of a bemused observer: July 2013
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013. The Intricacies of Language – why we shouldn’t speak foreign languages at home with our children. LANGUAGE IS A MUSEUM. Language can record prejudices or indicate which peoples were neighbours and how they regarded each other. For example, when someone slips out of an event without saying goodbye to the host, or takes a leave of absence without permission, the English call it to “take a French leave”, while the French call it to “take an English leave! When you take all these thi...
Musings of a bemused observer: WHEN THE OLDER WOMEN CONGREGATE AT THE CHURCH DOOR/GATE...
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012. WHEN THE OLDER WOMEN CONGREGATE AT THE CHURCH DOOR/GATE. I’ve been threatening myself that I’d write this piece for almost a year now, but hadn’t been irritated enough to actually get to it. until now. Let me ask you: what did you think of the title? What was the first thing that went through your mind when you read it? Let me finish the sentence: When the older women (the Church Posse) congregate at the church door.they are talking about you, young single! Parting shot 1: I&#...
Musings of a bemused observer
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012. A year ago today, I slipped and fell off the topmost of my wet front porch steps, and found myself flying into the air and crashing hard on the ground and, consequently, banging the back of my head on the topmost step. Then, began a series of hospital visits; scans, tests, excruciating pain, dizzy spells and tons of medication. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Musings of a bemused observer. African proverbs and meanings. Ghanaian proverbs and meanings. language and war. I enjoy ...
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Musings of a Bard
All tales and even ramblings are all my own with original characters. Theses characters will have the adventures that fill my head that I can only put into words. With a few clicks of your mouse on the links above, some time to spare and your imagination, you can be in their world experiencing what they are going through. Please go forth, click, read and enjoy! I can also be found on Facebook. To load a Facebook Like Box into this add-on:. My author's Facebook page D.C. Mitchell. Monday April 9th, 2018.
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the musings of a barefoot ultra runner | AND THE FOOD THAT FUELS MY TOES
The musings of a barefoot ultra runner. AND THE FOOD THAT FUELS MY TOES. I hope to use this platform as my contemporary journal, to share my musings and to help clear up space for more productive and creative thoughts. June ’11 first barefoot race, Israeli Run. 6 miles later, toes feeling really strong. Little girls always point at my feet when I wear these. 10/15/2012 at 11:53 pm. What an amazing blog! Thank you for sharing it with me. 06/04/2013 at 2:25 pm. Thanks for finally writing about the musings.
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Musings Of A Beckles | Putting my stamp on the world since 1979
Musings Of A Beckles. Putting my stamp on the world since 1979. October 23, 2015. In Media and Politics. The Good Guys and the Bad Guys of the Ohio SB 214 Debate. While at work, with my heart in my throat, my chest feeling hot and heavy, and my mouth feeling extremely dry no matter how much water I drank, I listened to the 2 hours of Ohio Senate debate over the defunding of Planned Parenthood. Just as a warning, I’m going to Ad Hominem the shit out of some of these fuckers. Why? Thank you, Tom Sawyer.
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Musings of a Bedside Table
Musings of a Bedside Table. Once upon a time there were six girls who wanted to read more and spend quality time together. Anne, Dana, Tina, Rebecca, Jennifer, Sara. Becky, Angie, Rachel, Jenny, Erika, Sara, Erin, Molly, Dija. Away, by Amy Bloom. Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger. The Birth of Venus, by Sarah Dunant. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, by Mark Haddon. The Language of Flowers, by Vanessa Diffenbaugh. The Secret History, by Donna Tartt. The Shack, by William P. Young.
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A Dreamer Desperately Seeking Herself Amidst all her Dreams
A Dreamer Desperately Seeking Herself Amidst all her Dreams. Wednesday, 30 October 2013. Undeserved Grace:Confessions of A Believer. Http:/ gracefreakdan.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/grace.jpg. Let me begin my testimony by making it known that I am a baptized Catholic like all the other members of my family. I also wanted you to understand that t. His post is never meant to compare Religions and I will apologize if I will offend anyone but this is a personal account and I aim to be as honest as I can be.
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Musings of a bemused observer
Wednesday, October 30, 2013. The Intricacies Of Language – Why We Shouldn’t Speak Foreign Languages At Home With Our Children Part 2. This is the concluding part of my two-part piece on why Ghanaian parents should not speak English at home with their children. The Appalling “English” We Speak At Home With Our Children. 8221; “ get. 8221; or “ collect. 8221;, instead of the more appropriate expressions “ here, take this. 8221; or “ here you go. 8220; I will go and come. Or “ go and come, eh. These funny e...
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May 12, 2012. There was an entire conversation using the word file meaning two completely different things. i can honestly say that i dont remember anything so funny…ever. and i peed my pants once in 8th grade cause i was laughing so hard. So now i am at a crossroads, should i delete this blog? Or change the name? Start a new one? College grad Paige Lewis 🙂. NEW ADDITION: I created a new blog. find it here. Comments Off on Crossroads. Cynicism with a drip of sarcasm. March 17, 2012. December 8, 2011.
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Musings of a Bibliophage - Musings of a Bibliophage
Musings of a Bibliophage. Musings of a Bibliophage. DAUGHTER OF SMOKE AND BONE by Laini Taylor Review. DAUGHTER OF SMOKE AND BONE. Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers. Release Date: January 1, 2011. Around the world, black handprints are appearing on doorways, scorched there by winged strangers who have crept through a slit in the sky. In a dark and dusty shop, a devil's supply of human teeth grown dangerously low. That is the question that haunts her, and she's about to find out. I know I a...
Musings of a Bibliophile
Friday, November 2, 2012. Musings On: RIP VII Wrap-Up. All good things must come to an end and it's time to usher out the RIP VII challenge. I had a lot of fun participating in this challenge. I took full advantage of Peril on the Screen and watched The Moth Diaries, Frankenweenie, Steven King's Bag of Bones, Edward Scissorhands. And my girls and I did our annual viewing of Hocus Pocus. I took part in The Graveyard Book. By C S. Harris. A review for this one is forthcoming! Wednesday, October 10, 2012.
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Book Enthusiast GO!
IF YOU EVER NEED SOMETHING TO READ READ THIS. OK ARE YOU EVER IN NEED OF BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS BUT DON’T KNOW WHAT TO READ NEXT? I present to you, straight from the internet, whichbook. Here’s how it works: You click the link, and choose four categories and the extent to which these categories matter:. Then click “go” and it’ll come up with a number of books you might like. DON’T LIKE THE CATEGORIES? NO PROBLEM - see this little thing:. WILL COME UP WITH IT. Reblog to save a life. My muse is not amused.
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Hi everyone–thanks for visiting! I hope you enjoy my musings about all things literary–:) I have a background in publishing (currently work for Bibliocrunch. As the social media and publicity specialist), so while I writing largely stems from my experience as a bookworm, I can also bring a professional lens to my insight. Thanks for coming on this journey with me, and I hope you enjoy! Let me know in the comments if you want to hear about anything–I’m always open to suggestions! Your dear blogger at work.
