“WITH” It’s a simple thing, this little preposition, this little English word that means not much more than it is always “accompanied by” another word
“WITH” It’s a simple thing, this little preposition, this little English word that means not much more than it is always “accompanied by” another word
Meet the modern Danny and April
SEVENTY! Seventy times now, my mom and I have posted news about my life
Well into the wee hours, I watched, captive to fire flying through the sky. Meteors. Perseid meteors.
What my four-year-old uncle did is what young children do without hearing it—
Here's the reason I am writing about this trip. On Wednesday, July 17, 1957, I bought a Hawaiian Holoku dress.
“Stand here. Watch this,” said Drake to hen. “I’ll quack (taking the initiative), and she will toss us some mixed grains.”
“I’ve pretty much got it figured out now,” said Scooter. “I’m retriever.”
“Half, yes.”
There it was. What more did I need to believe those unrelated things were meant to lead me to an understanding of my friend Jeannie?
“I thought the Ciabatta was your favorite” I said.
“It was.”
“What happened?”