Can I have a word with you?
Yesterday was a day when I added an amalgam of A words to a whiteboard.
Are any of those A words applicable to anybody at all?
In the afternoon, I expressed another A word about words on the news:
Aaaarrrrghhhhh!
Any A words addressed anywhere below?
After a day like yesterday, Ann needs a moment to say “Ahhhhhhh.”
Here are additional A words.
Ann announces an admiration for anyone who leaves a word, below.
Another A word:
A word of gratitude for all is always available here.
Admirable atmospheric artwork
Appreciated A words, Derrick.
Attention, all! Ann aims at A’s. Amazing alacrity, amiga.
Amazing attention and alacrity, Amigo.
Ann almost added all ‘a’s. Absent? Amazing Ann.
Ann appreciates amazing you.
Well played!
Ann I’ve Accumulated Ample “Words Of Mine”
https://ivors20.wordpress.com/2017/08/25/words-of-mine/
I appreciate your accumulated ample words, Ivor.
An amazing word is “abecedarium” which describes books like Czeslaw Milosz’s ABCs and Roy Blount Jr.’s Alphabet Soup. Where would we be without words?
Where would I be without your amazing words, Chris?
Always good to take an AHHHHHHHHHHH moment!
-Alan
I acknowledge and appreciate your AHHHHHHHHHHHH moments, Alan.
-Ann
I have some “A” words for you, awesome and amazing
I have the same “A” words for you, awesome and amazing JoAnne.
Ann I feel your anxiety and apprehensions over yesterdays awful news and wish I could anchor you to a safe harbour so that you can appreciate how admirable, amazing, abiding, adorable, affable, altruistic, and amicable you are. Love always, Carol
Ann asserts that it takes one admirable, amazing, abiding, adorable, affable, altruistic, and amicable advocate to know another one. Love always to you!
Aah, Ann, an aplomb of an achievement and amusing also!
Thanks for your aplomb, Sunny!
I appreciate your beautiful photos.
Ann appreciates Maureen’s beautiful appreciation.
Also… Are you going to let us know why you have been sharing photos of sanitary inspection certificates and alteration permits? Are you building something? With asbestis?
Ann shares what she sees on her adventures, always.
I do not have a word for that beautiful color of sky.
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