Thanks for the plug! A couple of related things of potential interest (which I should add to the main Words & Stuff page):
1. In my journal/blog, I have a "language" category for entries; not all entries are categorized, but following that link will show you most of my language-related entries in the past couple years.
2. For a little over a year, I had a blog called Neology, covering various language/wordplay things but mostly focused on mentioning words that I came across that I'd never seen before. Sadly, this past February it occurred to me that I could transfer the old Words & Stuff pages to Neology and rework Neology into a new Words & Stuff blog. I say "sadly" because it caused me to put Neology on hold, and I have yet to either bring it back or integrate it with Words & Stuff. But I'm still collecting material that I intend to someday post there.
Posted by Jed at October 21, 2007 02:28 PMThe "column using only monosyllables" reminded me of a book called "Whales for the Welsh", which was written entirely in words of one syllable. I found it on a railway station platform bookstall, but it was lost so long ago I barely remember what it was about.
Posted by bayard at October 21, 2007 02:37 PMSadly, this past February it occurred to me that I could transfer the old Words & Stuff pages to Neology and rework Neology into a new Words & Stuff blog. I say "sadly" because it caused me to put Neology on hold, and I have yet to either bring it back or integrate it with Words & Stuff.
Sadly, this sounds exactly like me. Good luck to both of us in overcoming procrastination, and thanks for the added info!
Posted by language hat at October 21, 2007 06:22 PMHow about asking for useful tips on overcoming procrastination?
Posted by marie-lucie at October 21, 2007 10:10 PMI will... tomorrow...
Posted by language hat at October 22, 2007 08:52 AMWords of one beat is, in truth, a fun game.
Posted by L.N. Hammer at October 22, 2007 03:44 PM