Stephanie Huesler
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A melancholic pragmatist with a wide streak of mischief and an active imagination that turns into novels.
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Recent Posts
- History Undusted: The Deaf Princess Nun
- Design Undusted: Norman Doors
- Nature Undusted: Magnetic (Gravity) Hills
- So Many Projects, So Little Time…
- Scandinavian ‘magic sticks’ – yeast logs & yeast rings
- Wordless: Travel Advisor: Moon
- Wordless Wednesday: Mascot, 2020
- Food History Undusted: Mac & Cheese
- Wordless Wednesday: Societal Devolution
- Life in the Slow Lane: Spring Cleaning, Glass Jars and Lockdown
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What is wordless wednesday i see on other people’s posts? Hiiii 🙂
It just means a post on Wednesdays without comment; sometimes just photos, other times, memes like this one…
Like does it some tradition or just some blogger started it and everyone else is following?
It’s probably a common blog theme because it’s an alliteration (the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of two or more words) – like Manic Monday, Fun Friday, Thesaurus Thursday… 🙂
Awesome! 🙂 I learned something new today. Every week of a day can be a fun day with a theme. Quite an interesting way to look at our seemingly dull weeks. Thank you 🌹
You’re welcome! And welcome to all of my blogs (though this is the most active)! 🙂
Thanks 🙂
A pun is its own reword.
ExCATly!
🙂