Y-Y-Yowlin’ at the Moon
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!
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Fun wordplay! : )
Thanks, Alex! It’s been a fun few months playing with the alphabet. Now to figure out what Mondays will look like from now on!