I verb the noun in your preposition
I verb it when noun
Prepositions me to verb
And I have 4 years
posted by Perdita @ 2:07 PM
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Vade Mecum
vade mecum: n. lit. go with me; a useful thing that one constantly carries about
Monday, August 08, 2005
Prepositions me to verb
And I have 4 years
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- Name: Perdita
I'm a little bit of everywhere all over the place. Long ago I thought to give my blog some sort of direction... but I think my short attention span and crow like love for shiny things is too much for one blog to over come.
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