A contest for my word sleuths!
I stumbled on this sign last week while rambling around the old Fort.
What did it say...?
Give us a little indulgent fiction.
What's your take on this picture?
What's the story?
How to play:
Send it in the comments, or
by email:
faith(dot)pray(at)yahoo(dot)com.
The entries will publish in next week's blog post.
A surprise by snail mail goes to the best guess!
I'll announce the winner on Thursday, March 15.
Birdy's best girl is getting a baby quilt,
the kind where her doting aunties and friends make a square with a letter of the alphabet.
Our letter was "Q"
so, I sewed her a Queen,
with a Quill,
doing a Quiz
with Question marks,
under a Quilt.
But I didn't do it Quickly.
Mysterious books for detectives and word sleuths alike:
The Mysteries of Harris Burdick - Chris Van Allsburg
The Chronicles of Harris Burdick - (anthology based on the first book)
Graeme Base - The Eleventh Hour
Tuesday - David Weisner
Flotsam - David Weisner
Mr. Putney's Quacking Dog - John Agee
CDB - William Steig
The Arrival - Shaun Tan
The Red Book - Barbara Lehman
2 comments:
all those books look delicious - I just got Hugo for my grandson's birthday today - it is exquisite!
Now for the challenge:
ONE
ELEGANT
AZALIA
FLOWING
AZIMUTHALLY*
*1: an arc of the horizon measured between a fixed point (as true north) and the vertical circle passing through the center of an object usually in astronomy and navigation clockwise from the north point through 360 degrees
Oh Jan! I knew you'd step up to the challenge beautifully! Thank you for playing!
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