Posted by C.J.
I’ve not posted to Rarely Clever in about five months, and my posts prior to February were few and far between. The motivation just wasn’t there–too many things on my mind. Now, I think it’s time to write again. 
Posted by C.J.
I’ve not posted to Rarely Clever in about five months, and my posts prior to February were few and far between. The motivation just wasn’t there–too many things on my mind. Now, I think it’s time to write again. 
Posted by C.J.
Dear Ms. Lemire:
In your short review of Hotel for Dogs last week, you included the following:
“It’s not that director Thor Freudenthal’s film sits up on its hind legs and shamelessly begs for approval; on the contrary, it performs a few tricks, then rolls over on its back and plays dead. (Sorry, had to go there, the metaphor was irresistible.)”
Always remember and never feghoot, there’s no reason to apologize, Ms. Lemire. There’s no shame in puns or humorous metaphors, and don’t let your friends and family try to tell you otherwise. In spite of their groans and protests, deep down they know they are just jealous of your ability to dance among homonyms and identify with idioms.
Be brave. Stand strong. The pun is mightier than the word.
Sincerely,
C.J.
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