FIONA – “THESAURUS”
About her word:
Fiona taught me “THESAURUS”. It was in an café called Hurwundeki in Cambridge Heath Road.
It was at 3.58 PM on Sunday, November 28th 2010.
Thesaurus:
1. A book of synonyms, often including related and contrasting words and antonyms.
2. A book of selected words or concepts, such as a specialized vocabulary of a particular field, as of medicine or music.
(the free dictionary)
Who’s Fiona?
I met Fiona thanks to her blog called Save Our Shoes. I was looking for information about Noah‘s shop when I found an interview of him on her blog. Then I asked her to teach me a word.
She comes from Cork in Ireland and she has been living in London since september 2009. She works in an hospital with newborn babies.
Fiona taught me “THESAURUS” because it’s a good book to enrich my english vocabulary. And she finds that “THESAURUS” sounds like a dinosaur’s name.
Then don’t be surprised if you see someone who is walking like a T-Rex in Greaterex Street!
1. I love Fiona. She is amazing.
2. I love Save Our Shoes.
3. I LOVE this idea! The mosaic is a brilliant concept and makes me want to send you a photo with a drawing and a something new about London.
Hi Nik!
Thanks for your comment.
Better than an email with your picture, I can meet you for the picture in a place of your choice in London.
Or if you can’t, there is a facebook page where people send us their picture. http://goo.gl/J7MfW
Sounds like a great idea! I don’t want to be an inconvenience, so will send it via Facebook!
It’s not an inconvenience at all.
Okay – I shall Direct Message you on Twitter!
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