B would not be complete without sharing a photo of me with the two grandbabies in my life, Rosalie, 6 months old, and Aspen, 2 weeks old in this photo. My other granddaughter, SweetPea, is now two and a half–how did that happen? But being as she’s not a baby, I didn’t include her photo…
My friend Patty Wysong is hosting a weekly a2z meme, and I thought I’d jump aboard. Last time I did something similar, I did it alone and hunted down all the parts of speech for each letter. More freedom this time!! My top pick for the letter A is American Christian Fiction Writers. This week,…
It’s been a zany (adjective) journey through the alphabet. We’ve zestfully (adverb) zipped (verb) along with zeal (noun) for six months now. And here we are at the end. Thanks for riding along! Zzzzzzz.
I have a yen (noun) to be done with yonder (adjective) alphabet posts. I am yearningly (adverb) reaching for next week when I can yowl (verb) at the moon. Or I can choose to yelp, yodel, or yip instead. Yay!
Did you know that X (noun-ha!) was a verb? We say, “I x-ed (verb) out an error.” According to the dictionary, that’s a valid use of the word! Whew. If xeriscape (noun) refers to a landscape, such as a flower bed, designed for low water use, does that mean the planning is done xeriscapally? Xeriscapishly?…
Words (noun) are an author’s best friend. Without words, what would we write (verb)? We’d be woefully (adverb) unable to tell stories. What a wretched (adjective) world it would be, lacking in whimsical wittiness.