Gobsmacked, he injected jelly kamikaze like magic. Notorious outlaw, Pete quickly rubbed salt thinly under valves without xenogamy yet zipping along. Breathlessly, Chris died even faster.Saturday, April 7, 2012
"G" post - Gearing up for greater gulps!
A-Z April Blogging Challenge 2012. A 26-word paragraph, each word beginning with a letter of the alphabet, in alphabetical order, beginning with the assigned letter for the day. A video composed of a sentence where each word begins with the assigned letter of the day. This is *Our home called Kuantan* stretching the alphabet in April . . .
Gobsmacked, he injected jelly kamikaze like magic. Notorious outlaw, Pete quickly rubbed salt thinly under valves without xenogamy yet zipping along. Breathlessly, Chris died even faster.
Gobsmacked, he injected jelly kamikaze like magic. Notorious outlaw, Pete quickly rubbed salt thinly under valves without xenogamy yet zipping along. Breathlessly, Chris died even faster.
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Great "G" post babe!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, what a challenge you have set for yourself! And you make it look so effortless. I did not click on the video, but read the paragraph and am impressed.
ReplyDeleteI have a writing exercise blog and I challenged people to write a paragraph A through Z .... I always do a sample, and it was not an easy task! Maybe not quite as tough as I imagined, but certainly to make 26 versions is a major undertaking.
Best of luck with the challenge this year!!
Alana @ writercize.blogspot.com
Found you through A to Z!
Another excellent one, Duncan. I'm just loving all these words that you're using in your challenge!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's so cool what you just did. Creating a sentence with a word starting with every letter of the alphabet seems difficult enough, but you've done it in order! Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteDoing just great Duncan. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteYes, breathlessly gobsmacked!
ReplyDeletethat is the bomb-diggity!
ReplyDeletegood job using all the letters...
i find it difficult to use them one at ta time...
good luck on the a to z!
Very nice post Duncan.
ReplyDeleteYou are doing ever so well with this challenge, I admire you.
ReplyDeleteGood one!
Happy Easter from Leicestershire UK
That sounds like quite a mouthful to say!
ReplyDeleteJ.C. Martin
A to Z Blogger
This is a really clever theme! I'm trying to visit all the A-Z Challenge Blogs this month.
ReplyDeleteYour posts are insanely difficult to do, Duncan!
ReplyDeleteHey Duncan,
ReplyDeleteThis is simply amazing!
Hats off to you!
Till now, I used to think the memory aid for the planets' names in order was the longest sentence, but see, how foolish I had been.
And yes, a beautiful photo with a very sweet model :)
ReplyDeleteAnother masterful post, hope you and your family had a happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteRegards.
Thank you so much for your comments, and welcome to my blog if it was your first time here. I appreciate your feedback. Sure, this was a difficult challenge to do but I'm really enjoying it!
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