Jet lag, hooray!
I’m sitting affront my laptop at 4:30 in the morning, knowing full well that I have work in exactly 2.5 hours. Why am I still up!?
Jet lag.
For some reason, I am having the WORST time getting aclimated back to a normal sleeping schedule in Hawaii. As of my return, I have been COMPLETELY unable to sleep when I should.
I plan to remedy this today. I’m not going to sleep until 8, maybe 9 this evening if I can make it. I will not be screwed over like this my entire time I’m on my compensation time, gunfunit1!
So now, I waste the hours until I have to work. Thankfully, it will not be a complete work day, because all I must do is check back in. I’m really lucky there won’t be much brain power required of me.
And, because I have nothing else better to do right now, I’m giving you all a lesson in our silly language called English:
What is a homonym, homophone, and homograph? Aren’t they all the same?
No. Here is the breakdown for how they apply to words:
A HomoNYM is the same sound and spelling, different meaning.
(Cleave, to cling. Cleave, to split.)
A HomoPHONE is the same pronunciation, but different spelling.
(To and Two)
A HomoGRAPH is the same spelling, different pronunciation.
(Affect, the noun in Psychology. Affect, the verb in everything else)
And now you know!
1 – That’s one word I leaned today; you should be proud Jen.