It's the second Tuesday of the month, which means it's time for Word Play! I'll pick words that sound the same, but look different. Then it's your turn. You fashion as many of them as you can into phrases, sentences, or more. Of course, you'll want to make some sort of sense when you do it - either funny, strange or serious. This is your time to play with words instead of struggling over where or when to use them. Hopefully, by doing so your brain will nimbly skip over the words in your manuscript. Here's the first batch: Wear - Verb - My closet is full, but I haven't a thing to wear. Ware - Noun -  The only ware I see in this entire store is a toothbrush. Where - Adverb - Where am I? And the other batch: Wore - Verb - Past tense of wear War - Noun - Opposite of peace - War, what is it good for? Okay, the comment section is your playground. Go Play! ------------------------------------------------------------ Morgan Mandel http://morg...

It's the second Tuesday of the month, time for Word Play! I'll pick words that sound alike, but don't look alike. You can use them in phrases, sentences, or more. The trick is to include as many of them as you can and still make sense, or be silly if you wish. Playing with words instead of worrying about how or where to use them is a great way to wake up a sluggish imagination. Here's the first batch: Would - A conditional verb form - Would you care to donate? Wood - A noun - His head is like a block of wood. And More: Weigh - Verb - I won't weigh myself today, maybe not tomorrow either. Way - Noun - Show me the way to go home. And Lastly: Write - Verb - Tell me, why do I write? Right - Noun first, adjective second here - It's my right to be right. Okay, now go ahead and play in the comment section below. -------------------------------------------------------------- Morgan Mandel http://morganmandel.blogspot.com http://facebook.com...