Here they are, a few hours early!
- complicated
- rodent
- humor
- theology
- nature
- sarcastic
As always, if you’d like to leave your fiction or poetry comprised of these words in our comments, we’d love to see them! If you’d prefer to put it on your blog, just leave the URL in the comments.
Have fun!
Theology and sarcasm? This could get complicated.
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Jacqueline would have agreed wholeheartedly!
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Here is my use of the words…based on fact!
“Boy! I’ve tried very hard a few times so far this week not to be SARCASTIC, but my efforts have been COMPLICATED by the stupidity of others. My normal sense of HUMOUR has been sorely tested. I’ve tried to stay calm, but, like a RODENT, the behaviour of a couple of people has been gnawing away at me.
I’m not a religious person, but even if I were and had seriously studied the THEOLOGY of various religions I don’t think it would have helped in lowering my stress levels, or placating my anger.”
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Well now we want to hear “the rest of the story” as Paul Harvey would say. Very intriguing Lee.
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It’s in more detail on my blog Annie1 😉 (And I still left out bits….I don’t need it to come back on meO)! lol
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I’ve met people like that 😦
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This was fun and I combined my poem with Thanksgiving. It is posted on my blog already with a picture chosen to go with it. Enjoy.
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Great selection…..I’ll just find that tin foil roll and make myself a new thinking cap. Hope this means you are feeling much much better.
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Feeling 100% better, thanks!
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Okay..got it…
In nature one doesn’t often come across a complicated theology student of the rodent persuasion but Rodney, the sarcastic rat, had always been the exception rather than the rule. The universe had quite the sense of humour the day Rodney was born.
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That is a lot of fun! Well done! 🙂
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My story will be posted on my blog on Friday 25th:
http://river-driftingthroughlife.blogspot.com.au
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