Prompt=

'Evangelical Pastafarianism Tough day for the woo fairy -- Noodelicious'

Been told this did not crossover to Lj like it should.
Will fix when I get home.
Lj is filtered from me.

I'm late. All the chocolates are gone

Happy Valentines' Day

The word was Umbra

The word was used in

Lancelot du Lethe, J. Robert King 2001

The title stirs things in my mind.


Lethe
Lethe was also the name of the Greek spirit of forgetfulness and oblivion, with whom the river, in Hades, was often identified. In Classical Greek, the word lethe literally means "oblivion", "forgetfulness", or "concealment".

Procrustean --- editing anyone?

While doing so, I felt uneasily procrustean : Here and there limbs of the manuscript needed to be stretched, and elsewhere a protruding foot might be lopped off, if all the episodes were to be edited into a single, coherent, continuous work.

John Callahan, "Afterword: A Note to Scholars," Juneteenth, by Ralph Ellison, 1999