Woodland Walk…
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11 responses to “Woodland Walk…”
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There is something about touching shadows that evokes emotion. I think the feeling of horns and tails is a hint to Pasadena. Super poem, Anita.
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You lost me with Pasadena, John…
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Ah. An old substitution for declining something. Instead of “I’ll pass,” folks would say Pasadena. (city in California known for the Rose Boul football game) Would get a laugh. (you don’t have to laugh) 😂
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That reminds me of another word that is presently driving me crazy. In my favourite medical programmes, ER, Greys Anotomy… some patients are taken straight to a place called Bagdag. Any idea what this means, John?
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Two explanations I found. 1. The infamous ‘Baghdad’ trauma bay on the ‘Chicago Med’ emergency department set — its name comes from the fact it is used for the most serious cases. 2. Going to Baghdad’ is a reference in the medical community to the situation surrounding Jehovahs Witnesses. Because they can’t have a blood transfusion most Witnesses refuse surgery. It makes the doctors choice a little harder to find a way around it and treat them. Take your pick.
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Thanks, John but I don’t think it’s anything to do with Jehovah Witnesses…
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I agree but I thought you should see the two explanations in the web.
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As helpful as ever, I see! (the web, I mean)
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This is wonderful, Anita. So magical.
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I thought so too!
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