December 8, 2013
Recently, some correspondence with a couple of different teachers has focused my attention on interesting sets of etymological relatives. For a while now, my pal Peg […]
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February 17, 2017
I began studying inflections in English about five or six years ago, and I’m hooked. I mean, I had studied inflection before, and I knew the […]
March 17, 2017
You know, sometimes you just have to talk to a doctor about something embarrassing and there’s no way around it, so here I go. To Dr. Karen: A […]
September 23, 2017
A couple days ago I just finished teaching my Syllables: Fact and Fiction LEXinar. And in a few days I will finish up another round of […]