I really enjoy your posts. You make me think!

The best question I can ask you: What are your favorite books?

I really enjoy connecting language. It fascinates me.

For example...

Second wind = renewed inspiration/motivation.

Homonymously, we inspire air to fill our lungs = second wind.

Then there are thoughts on how breathing relates to chi.

Do you have any good references for the Latin language? I’m convinced it’s not lost/dead, so much as it is reserved for use by a few. I understand, to an extent, how language shapes a culture’s prevalent thoughts and ideas. But there is much I do not know.

I love thinking about funny coincidences in language.

I really enjoy your posts. You make me think!

The best question I can ask you: What are your favorite books?

I really enjoy connecting language. It fascinates me.

For example...

Second wind = renewed inspiration/motivation.

Homonymously, we inspire air to fill our lungs = second wind.

Then there are thoughts on how breathing relates to chi.

Do you have any good references for the Latin language? I’m convinced it’s not lost/dead, so much as it is reserved for use by a few. I understand to an extent how language shapes a culture’s prevalent thoughts and ideas. But there is much I do not know.

I love thinking about funny coincidences in language.

I really enjoy your posts. You make me think!

The best question I can ask you: What are your favorite books?

I really enjoy connecting language. It fascinates me.

For example...

Second wind = renewed inspiration/motivation.

Homonymously, we inspire air to fill our lungs = second wind.

Then there are thoughts on how breathing relates to chi.

Do you have any good references for the Latin language? I’m convinced it’s not lost/dead, so much as it is reserved for use by a few.

I love thinking about funny coincidences in language.