Justice for Silent Letters


Hi Reader,

Laughter Is the Best Medicine

๐Ÿ’Š This week's prescription:

I've never really thought about silent letters before...

Now I can't stop noticing them.

Who decided the D in sandwich should just... hang out?

Or the B in subtle.

Poor little guy. He's been waiting centuries for someone to pronounce him.

Comedian Michael McIntyre has a proposal:

Silent Letter Day, when every silent letter finally gets its moment to shine.

Honestly?

I'd attend.

Stay well (and pronounce your silent letters with confidence),

Liz

P.S. Be honest...

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