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Murray C McClellan

An Archive of My Writing

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    • QAnon: Nothing New?
    • 17 X 3 = 51. A Reflection on My Life from the Perspective of the Life-Cycle of Cicadas
    • A Question (And Two Sub-Questions) about the Afterlife
    • A Few Thoughts on Time Travel
    • Looking at Death
    • #languagechanges
    • Accepting Senectitude: Some Thoughts on the Occasion of my Approaching Seventieth Birthday 
    • Another #languagechanges
    • The Life-Changing Magic of Holding Onto Stuff
    • Shiny Bits
    • Looking from Both Sides
    • Where Do We Come From?  What Are We?  Where Are We Going?
    • A Theory of Multiple Stupidities
    • Reflections on Reflections
    • Statues of Limitations:  Repatriate the Riace Bronzes?
    • Numbers Just Keep Getting Bigger (and Smaller)
    • The First Calendar?
    • A Modest Proposal:  Ban All Fiction
    • Seminar- Art History and Archaeology
    • The End of History:  An Upside to the Climate Crisis
    • Spain the Bypassed
    • Reflections on the US, 2024
    • Ghosts
    • In Defense of Tragedy
    • Pictorial Graffiti in Padua
    • History is Curious
  • Editorials
    • Time to take another look at Boston’s Civil War Monument?
    • Editorials from the Keene Sentinel
      • Fleeing the Death Star: Why I Self-Deported from the US
      • Nov 2017. Trump wins and east is north
      • Jan. 2015. Historical Myopia over Cuba
      • Oct. 2015. Sanders’ missed opportunity
      • Feb. 2014 Citizens United
      • May 2013. The real scandal is the role of big money
      • March 2007. There’s a lot we should teach
      • Feb. 2013. Constitution Day
    • Sept. 2013. An Ancient Line in the Sand
    • 40 X Rule
    • WTF?: Bruce Cantor’s Revisionist History
    • The Beginning of the End of the U. S. of A.?
    • Bunker Hill Boys: A Dialogue of Resistance
    • Make Amends, Grateful America
  • Poems/Stories
    • Leaving the U.S.A.
    • “Brushing My Teeth”
    • A Posthumous Ekphrasis by Emily Dickinson (1862) on a Vivian Maier Self Portrait (1954)
    • A Brief History of Electronics: A Poem
    • A Violet in October
    • Six-Year-Old Murray Encounters Plato
    • Re: Introduction to Poetry
    • The True Story of the Sad, Short Life of Jack the Tree Pumpkin
    • COVID-19 Poems
    • Pandemic Art Pastiches
    • The Envelope
    • Growing Old
    • The Booger and the Turd
    • Donald Trumps Sits for his Official Portrait
    • A Darkroom Life
    • Oceanic Orgasms
    • Has-Beens A Poem
    • Two Quatrains
    • Cliché Corner- To Coin a Phrase
    • A Poem: Time Does Stop for No One
    • Body Parts:  Another Cliché Poem
    • I Am An Old White Man: A Poem
    • Talent
    • Dash Away! Dash Away! Dash Away All!
    • It’s About Time:  A Space Story in Slow-Mo
    • Two new poems
    • “An Update to Robert Frost, ‘Fire and Ice’,” 2024.
    • Old Clothes on the Clothesline: The Sad Story of Diego Gayo
    • Things I’m Not “In”to
    • Misaligned Emergency: A Short Story
    • The First Stories
      • The First Suicide
      • The First Laugh
      • The First Sweat
    • Messy Cables:  A Metaphor of My Life
    • The Taming of the Dolphin
    • An Abecedarian Poem
    • A Poem for Lyndsey and Ilia: All that Glitters is not Gold.
  • Silly Riddles and Lists
    • What Bodies of Water
    • Homophonic Phrases
    • Monosyllabic Homophones
    • Palindromic Phrases
    • Murray’s Tom Swifties
    •  Match the Homophone Pairs
    • Guess the Heteronyms
    • Match the Homophone Pairs II
    • Match the Homophone Pairs III
    • Match the homophones IV
    • Match the Homophone Pairs V
    • Eponyms:  The Game
    • Collective Nouns:  Posses of Professionals
    • More People Posses
    • Nabobs of Positivity
    • Put through the Wringer: Technologically Anachronistic Idioms
    • Verbs and Nouns
    • Sweet Sweat:  More Homophonic Pairs
    • Another Homophone Game
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Palindromic Phrases

(Using homophones)

  1.  Waiting for the dog
  2. Saying goodbye to Berkeley

Answer:  Answers Palindromic phrases

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