A Rose By Any Other Name Would Smell As Sweet.

Julian hit the keys cautiously. They were well and truly good friends in name and in deed, but Julian would have to tread carefully. So many people didn't want to be mentioned by written word. The spoken word, of course, could be gotten away with, because once it was said, it was gone. Julian, however, didn't believe that. She was of the opinion that what was thought, whether said or written, was a similiar thing. Both were terribly powerful, and that was why the apostle Paul has so much admonition about being careful with the spoken word. In proverbs it talked about winged creatures taking the nasty things spoken back to the speaker and awful things happening. It was also well known that things that were thought about were now things, and existed. We must not speak 'evil about others.' This was very, terribly important. Julian had always thought so.