To me, ‘par snip’ would be in the easier category of words to spell – two syllables, each a word in themselves. But what do I know. As our small person developed into a young person, ‘how do you spell…..’ was often heard. I do not recall it ever being followed by ‘parsnip’.
I do remember being surprised on occasions by some words asked. But I was also taken aback at words not asked. Proof that words that I had categorised as easier to spell were my categorisation: they were easier to me – not to everyone.
Tidying my photos into files and folders, I came across this photo from last year from the Narural Food Bakery in Blackrock village. ‘Parsnip’ obviously is on that variable category – dependant upon the ear of the beholder.
I do remember being surprised on occasions by some words asked. But I was also taken aback at words not asked. Proof that words that I had categorised as easier to spell were my categorisation: they were easier to me – not to everyone.
Tidying my photos into files and folders, I came across this photo from last year from the Narural Food Bakery in Blackrock village. ‘Parsnip’ obviously is on that variable category – dependant upon the ear of the beholder.
My recollection is that the soup was perfect for a winter’s lunchtime.
