I talked yesterday about how much I have enjoyed doing this challenge. Today it’s just about the last letter in the alphabet.
I had to spell out “Zee” in the title because if I had said “Z End” most of the English-speaking world would have thought it read “Zed End.” Pronouncing Z as “zed” is the part of the Australian vernacular I have resisted most. It makes no sense to me; D is not pronounced “ded”, nobody says “ged” for G nor “ped” for P. So why is Z any different? Although zed is a derivation of the original Greek zeta, B isn’t called “bed” (the Greek is beta).
I could have just called this post “Z is for Zebra & Zibska” but then I wouldn’t have been able to get into this phonetic phenomenon to complete this curiously quizzical conundrum.
Pretty stuff I’m showing off:
Outfit (dress/hat): Zibska ~ Idonea in Zebra by Zib Scaggs
Necklace: [MANDALA] KABUKI NECKLACE/ Shangri-La PINK by Kikunosuke Eel
Earrings: [MANDALA] KABUKI Earrings/ Shangri-La PINK by Kikunosuke Eel
Shoes: ::HH:: Hucci Xayabury Sandal – 21ShoeSpecial by Eboni Khan
Hair: Amacci Hair Gloria ~ Sangria by Carina Larsen
Skin: [PXL] Creations [PXL] JADE NAT PetalPink MEB C2 (FR) by Hart Larsson (available at The Skin Fair 2014)
Hands: Slink Mesh Hands (av) Casual by Siddean Munro
Feet: Slink Mesh Feet (Av) High by Siddean Munro
Hand & Feet appliers:[PXL] Creations – [ PXL ] Slink Hand & Feet Appliers NAT by Hart Larsson
Eyes: Amacci Gaze Eyes – Ocean Blue by Carina Larsen
Lashes: Mon Cheri *MC* “Falsies” Eyelash by Freya Oliveri
Screen: {what next} Vintage Dressing Screen (updated) by FrankLee Anatra
Stool: {what next} Vintage Stool by Winter Thorn
Pose: oOo Studio Poses – oOo surface_eleven by Olaenka Chesnokov