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<blockquote data-quote="ianpspurs" data-source="post: 2359049" data-attributes="member: 193971"><p>I bid you all good morning although some will obviously not be finding it to be so. Wishing it were so does not make it so but I'm hoping it really is the thought that counts. Next slide please. Fbg 4.3 but young Whitty says don't read too much into one reading and it is Swipey after all. Besides, bg monitoring and suitable diet are very necessary but far from sufficient for optimal Ian's. I have not met Hosea in this life but he seems a sound commentator on contemporary life. Perhaps some of the more "Libertarian" right organs of bile should employ him - left leaning fruitcakes are also available. Hug for the headache [USER=501599]@True Blue[/USER] - enough potassium, sodium and magnesium? [USER=238814]@gennepher[/USER] hug for early rising but I "got" today's art. [USER=505893]@Muddy Cyclist[/USER] glad the road clearing achieved such a result.</p><p>A request of you clever folks. I am struggling to remember the accurate word to describe the use of apparently contradictory ideas in lines of poetry. I believe this is especially a technique used in Sonnets. (I know the common words for this) I came across the word, googled it and forgot to link to the definition in my enormous source of important links. I was certain it was italicised early on in Malcolm Guite's advent anthology but I can't see for looking. Pip pip old toots.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ianpspurs, post: 2359049, member: 193971"] I bid you all good morning although some will obviously not be finding it to be so. Wishing it were so does not make it so but I'm hoping it really is the thought that counts. Next slide please. Fbg 4.3 but young Whitty says don't read too much into one reading and it is Swipey after all. Besides, bg monitoring and suitable diet are very necessary but far from sufficient for optimal Ian's. I have not met Hosea in this life but he seems a sound commentator on contemporary life. Perhaps some of the more "Libertarian" right organs of bile should employ him - left leaning fruitcakes are also available. Hug for the headache [USER=501599]@True Blue[/USER] - enough potassium, sodium and magnesium? [USER=238814]@gennepher[/USER] hug for early rising but I "got" today's art. [USER=505893]@Muddy Cyclist[/USER] glad the road clearing achieved such a result. A request of you clever folks. I am struggling to remember the accurate word to describe the use of apparently contradictory ideas in lines of poetry. I believe this is especially a technique used in Sonnets. (I know the common words for this) I came across the word, googled it and forgot to link to the definition in my enormous source of important links. I was certain it was italicised early on in Malcolm Guite's advent anthology but I can't see for looking. Pip pip old toots. [/QUOTE]
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