Tag Archives: Word Play

Can Giraffes Be Saved?

Posted on 09 July 2017 by Isabel Gibson

A look at today’s media ecology. Who knew that was a thing? Continue reading →

Posted in Language and Communication, Laughing Frequently, New Perspectives | Tagged Word Play | 8 Comments

What It Is

Posted on 11 June 2017 by Isabel Gibson

A sneeze by any other name would sound . . . the same? Continue reading →

Posted in Language and Communication, Laughing Frequently | Tagged Word Play | 22 Comments

Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia

Posted on 22 March 2017 by Isabel Gibson

A devilishly fine post. Continue reading →

Posted in Appreciating Deeply, Feeling Clearly, New Perspectives | Tagged Word Play | 4 Comments

Be Early What

Posted on 12 February 2017 by Isabel Gibson

Good advice from 1749. Continue reading →

Posted in Mortality, New Perspectives, Thinking Broadly | Tagged History, Word Play | 16 Comments

Up To Or More Guaranteed

Posted on 15 January 2017 by Isabel Gibson

To communicate or not to communicate? Continue reading →

Posted in Language and Communication, Laughing Frequently, Thinking Broadly | Tagged Word Play | 12 Comments

Poetry and Prose

Posted on 08 January 2017 by Isabel Gibson

Nichols, Frost, Edison and Cuomo – and me. Continue reading →

Posted in Language and Communication, Thinking Broadly | Tagged Quotations, Word Play | 10 Comments

The Ize Have It

Posted on 02 October 2016 by Isabel Gibson

I don’t say it’s wrong, exactly, but it is faintly precious, this current British preference for the “s” over the “z.” A preference clearly on display for me these days, working with some writers from England. They analyse, categorise, characterise, … Continue reading →