[stylist] Spiders and snakes and bats....

[Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter]

Celtic spelling is a bitch, LOL! Nothing like English. It reminds me a bit
of Hebrew.

Bridgit

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I am sorry, but I have to make a couple of spelling corrections here that
are bugging me like nails on a chalk board.
Sem, you have the pronounciation right it seems, but the spelling is wrong.
Samhain and Beltane are Gaelic words and as such are not spelled the way we
would think for English phonetics. Please get this right. If someone does
want to look up what you are speaking of so that they could learn, they will
have a hard time finding anything with that spelling.
Thanks
Hey Bridget, You totally cracked me up and surprised me. I will tell you why
later off list.
 Eve


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On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 1:50 PM, Semirhage via stylist <stylist at nfbnet.org>
wrote:

> Brigit. Oh yes that was my point. That they all do it. I just picked 
> an example to illustrate it that wouldn't risk offending anyone. LOL. 
> I do remember reading the Greek myths during my 4 years of Latin in 
> high school and being wowed by how many of the myths were in the 
> bible, the supposed one true and first word, though the Greek myths 
> had been written thousands of years prior. Of course then I was 
> already searching, but it stimulated my love of history and need to be 
> educated. I liked the pollinating analogy you used. That's a very good
one, and illustrates well.
> Sem
> I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
> I get along with the voices inside of my head.
>
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