I just now discovered that "plentitude" means "a full supply," while "plenitude" means "the quality or state of being full." And "plenitude" is a word. Who knew?
Today's earrings: frogs, coins
Bedtime reading: The Daffodil Affair, Michael Innes
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- "The Inaccessible Island Rail, Atlantisia rogersi...is notable for being the smallest extant flightless bird in the world." - - Wikipedia
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