Music? I don’t listen to music at work.
In the past I’ve done five random books.
But this seemed to be appropriate due to my latest obsession.
Five names from various censi. (I’m not completely sure what type of noun the word ‘census’ comes from, and whether the Latin plural would be censi, not all Latin words that end in ‘us’ are declined in that manner, but what the heck, it sounds erudite.)
Belgium Bonn
Born: about 1915
Home in 1920: Syracuse, NY
Switzerland Savage
Born: about 1910
Home in 1910: Shelby, TN
Madrid Jordan
Born: about 1927
Home in 1930: Chicago, IL
Jerusalem Smith
Born: about 1836
Home in 1841: Warwickshire, England
Nagasaki Iataro
Born ? (age not given in this particular census)
Home in 1900: Kauai Island, Hawaii
Update: For those curious, but not curious enough to look it up, Census is a supine noun, which takes a fourth declension form. So the plural would be ‘census’ as well.
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