Living in Texas, I have heard the word “yonder” used several times. The adverb yonder, from Old English geond, is not exclusively Southern but is more frequently used here than in any other region of the United States. Yonder carries with it an inherent sense of distance farther than “there” and is used if the person or thing indicated can be seen: the shed over yonder. Or it might be nearby but completely out of sight, as over the mountains.
Month: May 2011
Bike to Work Today
Today is bike to work day.
The New Middle East Peace Proposal
Lots on the news today about President Obama’s new proposal on middle east. Here is my take on it.
The Rogue Planet
I read about the rouge planets in several articles today including in Time Magazine. Hope our solar system keep its distance from these villains, tricksters, swindlers, cheats, mountebanks, quacks, …