Friday, September 26, 2008

Wordzzle 32


MEGA-MAX Wordzzle: A combination of all of the words from the challenge. People might wonder why I do that-and the truth is that I don't have a whole lot of time to write with two young boys in the house. So, I just do the best I can to at least get something accomplished!


The words are:


The words for this week's ten word challenge were: exacerbate, leotard, path, tomato, Jungle Book, vagabond, parade, limber, storage, Maharajah
And for the mini challenge: crocodile, special, sleep, droll, turn around

This week's vanity wordzzle used the words: swashbuckler, brassiere, Wedding Bell Blues, summer nights, uno momento, lavishly, wanna buy a balloon


My wordzzle:


My son, like a vagabond Maharajah followed the parade-turn around and see a crocodile, un momento-look, a limber gal in a brassiere dancing with a swashbuckler with a droll sense of humor wearing a special leotard with hidden sword storage-and wait, a lavishly decorated float entitled “Wedding Bell Blues”. Cries of “wanna buy a balloon?” surround my boy-his face as red as a tomato on these hot, summer nights. He follows the path toward the Jungle Book ride, his eyes curling in sleep, exacerbated by sensory overload.

8 comments:

Raven said...

Awesomely well done! I don't know that I could do a Mega-Max. Not sure I have the courage to try. But maybe one of these weeks.

Lu' said...

I liked that. I felt it.

Akelamalu said...

I may try the megamax one day but there's no way I could condense all the words into one concise paragraph! Well done.

Dr.John said...

Awesome. A good story, short, and yet all twenty five words. You have exceptional talent.

Dianne said...

you should submit that to one of the parent magazines or sites. one fun paragraph that perfectly touches how it feels to take young kids to a parade - or anywhere!

well done!

Jeff B said...

I could feel the little boy's excitement of following all the different action taking place around him. Well done!

Melli said...

You're quite amazing! 25 words... and you only used 90 all together! Amazing... absolutely amazing! (and I'm not sure "a" counts!) LOL! Very nicely done!

Michelle Quinno said...

Wow, you are amazing!!