Roses and Cellar Doors

Etymology can be a knotty field! I've been sort of mentally keeping track of muddled associations I've spotted on forums and baby-na...

Time for another installment of the short and catchy! (first two here:  Aias, Anas, & Aras ,  Ias, Inas, & Itas ) Since English is...

Oh, princesses. They've been a part of pop-culture for a while, and I'm happy that the idea of a less passive-damsel-in-distress typ...