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[meg_lucas]

I am sure everyone has heard by now that Mr. Roberts is out of the coma, but Aunt Harry went by the hospital yesterday and talked with Mrs. Roberts. She says he's still very confused and they don't think he'll be back very soon. He doesn't seem to be clear about what has happened to him at all and keeps asking when he's getting his stitches out

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[howie_lovie]

What is Mrs. Roberts' first name? Middle name?

[meg_lucas]

Zenocrate, and I have no idea what her middle name is. I hears Aunt Harry talking to her on the phone last night--Aunt Harry calls her Zenie.

[burning_blake]

Your coat sounds really neat! Have you tried asking Aphra about the sleeves? She seems to have good ideas about things like that.

How big a stonehenge?

[meg_lucas]

If I can't get it to look the way I want I'll remember your suggestion.

Neddy wants to make it full size. I think this might be a little too much.

[georgiebernie]

On a point of order, Stonehenge is a proper name. If you wish to build a replica (and for the life of me I couldnt see why youd want to) it would be a stone henge. Stone being adjectival and henge a noun. (This is not mere pedantry; there are wood henges also.)

[meg_lucas]

If you can decide to cast punctuation marks aside like dead ballpoint pens that no longer serve your needs I can be fickle about proper/improper nouns.
I'll pay attention to Lovecraft on this but you're disqualified; you can't insist that people follow a rule of composition when you've decided to dump one or two because you don't like them.

(pens/pins be/bee you're/your)

[howie_lovie]

Interesting. Food for thought, at least. I shall go munch.

[howie_lovie]

I'm inclined to believe she simply forgot to capitalize Stonehenge, since it's implied--at least in my eyes--that she meant to say she'd build a replica of Stonehenge.