If something is thalassic then it's of the sea or seas. The view from our campervan is often thalassic. A thalossophile is someone who loves the sea. Do you think I qualify?
Thalassemia ... is a nasty blood disorder about which I had completely forgotten until your post reminded me of it. Go Google it, just to add to your education!
Yes you certainly qualify as a thalassophile and thank you for the lovely word. I found your blog because you're one of the hosts for the April 2019 IWSG.
If something is thalassic then it's of the sea or seas. The view from our campervan is often thalassic.
Wow! I hope I have the same van like yours.
ReplyDeleteGreat word ... and love that you've got the sea pinks in ... and I guess you do qualify ... almost! Cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteGreat views. I hope you've got the handbrake on.
ReplyDeleteYou definitely qualify!
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...a broad vocabulary can be deadly to a writer.
But knowing weird stuff is cool.
Great information in this article. Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDelete... is a nasty blood disorder about which I had completely forgotten until your post reminded me of it.
Go Google it, just to add to your education!
@ Hilary – Just about, I think!
ReplyDelete@ Keith – ha! There was this one time ...
@ Alex - I thought so!
@ Mac – I think a broad vocabularly is vital, but constsantly using the full range is probably a mistake.
@ Celia – not sure I dare. I'll probably start thinking I have it.
I also love the sea.
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I like the fact I'm a thalossophile too, Patsy!
ReplyDeleteYes you certainly qualify as a thalassophile and thank you for the lovely word. I found your blog because you're one of the hosts for the April 2019 IWSG.
ReplyDeleteGoing to the sea feels relaxing.
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