Once in a while it's all about a girl in Boston
For the eleventh anniversary of Kittening Day, Hestia was made much of with ham and petting and tomorrow when the day is less frenetic, there will be salmon. Her brother is celebrated in memory, my flower-clawed movie cat.

I will not be attending the reenactment because my plans for tomorrow all involve absolutely not getting out of bed until after noon, but it is true that despite it being the first naval battle of the American Revolution, I had never heard of the Battle of Chelsea Creek. Then again, apparently I have to find out from the internet that I transatlantically pronounce "penalize." An envelope full of lino-printed stickers arrived in the mail from
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I will not be attending the reenactment because my plans for tomorrow all involve absolutely not getting out of bed until after noon, but it is true that despite it being the first naval battle of the American Revolution, I had never heard of the Battle of Chelsea Creek. Then again, apparently I have to find out from the internet that I transatlantically pronounce "penalize." An envelope full of lino-printed stickers arrived in the mail from
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We learned about the Battle? of Menotomy? only three days ago, so...:wry:
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Gorgeous photo of Hestia. She's doing here/not here without needing to be boxed.
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Hail, Hestia!
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All blessings and love to your soft and watchful guardian of the hearth, and also the window blinds. <3
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*hugs*
We learned about the Battle? of Menotomy? only three days ago, so...:wry:
That one I grew up where it was unavoidable (I walked by markers for it on an accidentally daily basis!), but otherwise, legit!
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Black cats, best cats.
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Huzzah!
Gorgeous photo of Hestia. She's doing here/not here without needing to be boxed.
Schrödinger never knew the power of Bird Theater.
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*hugs*
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Penalty and penal have always been pronounced with different vowels as long as I've heard them. It had literally never occurred to me that the pronunciation of penalize could split the difference. The verb is built off the adjective, not the noun! It just tacks on the suffix! How is that supposed to change the pronunciation?
Hail, Hestia!
Always!
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*hugs*
Thank you.
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Is it a regional difference? I have some vocabulary which I suspect of switching dialects depending on what sounds better around it, but I don't always notice in the moment.
All blessings and love to your soft and watchful guardian of the hearth, and also the window blinds.
Thank you!
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On her much-petted behalf, thank you!
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*hugs*
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*hugs*