Stumpstone appears to be suffering from a bad case of liverworts. A type of fungus known to grow on rocks and stonework. According to the all-knowing Googleplexity, this is a good thing. It shows the maturity of the garden. I can't say Stumpstone actually exists in a garden. It is in a spot on the lawn near a thick sugar maple tree. I suppose in the grand scheme, the Earth is one big garden and we're the liverworts growing on its back.
Right now I am more interested in the fact that Grammarly is not underling Googleplexity in red. I thought I was muggling up a new word. Now I see that like Googleplexity, muggling is also not being flagged.
Neologism: spreading like lichens and liverworts throughout our vernacular.
Go figure.
Day 13: Liverworts
STUMPSTONE QUOTE OF THE DAY
He who steps on stones is glad to feel the smallest spray of moss beneath his feet. -- Anna Katharine Green
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