I find it interesting that, at least in my vocabulary, there is a plural bias in the word "shadows". An exception is where the shadow is my own, then it becomes personal, singular, even if it's the shadow of the airplane I see as I look at the ground. Otherwise I am surrounded by shadows. Sometimes they are very welcome, especially here after another appallingly sunny day in central Florida.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Shadows
I find it interesting that, at least in my vocabulary, there is a plural bias in the word "shadows". An exception is where the shadow is my own, then it becomes personal, singular, even if it's the shadow of the airplane I see as I look at the ground. Otherwise I am surrounded by shadows. Sometimes they are very welcome, especially here after another appallingly sunny day in central Florida.
I find it interesting that, at least in my vocabulary, there is a plural bias in the word "shadows". An exception is where the shadow is my own, then it becomes personal, singular, even if it's the shadow of the airplane I see as I look at the ground. Otherwise I am surrounded by shadows. Sometimes they are very welcome, especially here after another appallingly sunny day in central Florida.
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