Hit or Miz
The other day your Miz misquoted Miss Tina Turner. [It should have been “nice and easy” but I was warming up and surely you can make allowances.]
It occurs to me that there are an awful lot of words with the “mis-“ prefix.
“a prefix applied to various parts of speech, meaning “ill,” “mistaken,” “wrong,” “wrongly,” “incorrectly,” or simply negating:
mistrial; misprint; mistrust.”
__dictionary.com
[note that “mistaken” in the definition uses the prefix, for which points might be taken off by any competent old-school teacher.]
Make use of a “mis” or two today.
https://imprompt.wordpress.com/2021/11/06/qnv-6/
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Duhhh… Let me try again.
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A miss?
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https://rlavalette.wordpress.com/2021/11/06/miserere-nobis/
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This is for yesterday’s, too.
https://poetaside.wordpress.com/2021/11/06/aside-qnv-5-6/
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Who is MAD?
Misinterpreted words
Misaligned struggles
Mislaid trust attributed to human weakness
Misfired precepts are like smoking guns
Misfortune rules
Misfits monuments
Mistrust reigns
© JP/dh ~Jules
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Mmmmm-Mmmmmm Gooood!
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Thanks…
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Excellent, Jules!
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https://foundlines.wordpress.com/2021/11/06/day-6-napowrimo-2021-2/
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Here’s mine:
https://purplepeninportland.com/2021/11/07/mis-takes/
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For yesterday and today:
She’s her own biggest obstacle.
The smallest misstep disrupts her mission,
diverts her from the path she’s set,
sending her careening into misery.
Focusing on her mistakes, she
misses the lessons of this
misunderstood, yet beautiful,
existence.
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Wonderful writing, Barb!
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https://outofthecave.blog/2021/11/12/mainly-cladding/
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