anagrams for darwin day

The bicen­ten­nial of the birth of Charles Dar­win (on Feb­ru­ary 12, 1809) is approach­ing. How many other peo­ple have con­tributed more to our under­stand­ing of nat­ural his­tory? I say, it’s some­thing to celebrate!

Here are some botanical-themed ana­grams using the let­ters of his name. They were gen­er­ated using the Inter­net Ana­gram Server, a totally mag­nif­i­cent way to waste spend your wak­ing hours. (With 7974 ana­grams to choose from I’ve prob­a­bly missed a few other choice ones.)

The first one is so con­cise and poetic it makes haiku look verbose.

Larch rains dew

Larch aids wren

Earl wins chard

Lawn ires chard

Car: “I shred lawn”

…and last but not least:

Red lawn chairs

[ Image to the right from the Cedar Chair Store web­site ]


February 05 2009 | Categories: gardening • rambles | Tags: • • • | 5 Comments »