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Freelance copywriter, copyeditor & proofreader 🖊 Word nerd, grammar geek & linguist 🖊 Active supporter of the local arts & culture scene

United Kingdom
Joined January 2015
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Love a good business name #pun! And they get bonus points for correct use of the apostrophe 👍🏻
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Now you too can have your Mondrian & eat it 😀 If you like #cake & #art, check out this fabulous Flickr a/c which combines the best of both worlds! (h/t @charliebudd) flickr.com/photos/51653636@N…
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Just watched the last two eps of #ItsASin. Might have had something in my eye 😢 #80smusic #80sgirl
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HYEMATION means the passing of winter in a particular place, or a wintering. It derives from Latin hiemāre "to winter" & ultimately hiems, "winter". In case you were wondering, its antonym is ESTIVATION. Let’s hope we don’t have to spend this summer at home too… #WordOfTheDay
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In need of some creative inspiration? You may well find some interesting (& slightly offbeat) ideas here… (h/t @Wordtreeandme) forbes.com/sites/jessicahagy… #creativityeveryday #FridayMotivation
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No surprises which #words & #phrases top @LifeatLSSU’s banished words list for 2021! lssu.edu/traditions/banished…
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Decided to give the new Topics to Follow a whirl to see if it livens up my newsfeed, kicking off with Arts & Culture. Have you followed any Topics? If so, which one(s) did you decide to go for?
Missing those random sparks of inspiration gleaned at the office? @Wordtreeandme offers up some suggestions for replicating them at home... wordtree.com/reintroducing-r… #workingfromhome #remoteworking #creativity
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Not sure what the garden birds would make of this product substitute suggestion @sainsburys 🤔
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Did you know that FURLOUGH comes from Dutch verlof, from ver (for) and lof (leave) - related to Swedish förlof? I didn’t... #wednesdaywisdom #etymology
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Move over doomscrolling... there’s a new word in town: GLEEFRESHING (the dawn of a new, happy era of obsessive refreshing) slate.com/human-interest/202… via @slate #MondayMusings #language
New portmanteau alert (well, new to me anyway). Back in the day it would’ve just been called a “guide”... 🤔