Galimatias
The word of the day was to be grandiloquent but my pompous, bombastic self eluded me. With ego deflated, I settled for galimatias, a better description of my current writing obstacle. It’s the memoir file that contains over 100,000 words – bits and pieces gathered from journals, workshop vignettes, and writing prompts -an organizational disaster. The monumental task becomes a marathon of decision. What to keep. What to delete.
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What a great word! Feels lovely in the mouth. ~Liz http://www.lizbrownleepoet.com
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Thanks, for stopping by, Liz. I’ll return the favor.
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Out looking for fellow writers while blog hopping on a Friday afternoon in NorthCarolina. You’ve been busy! I am resting on my laurels today having everything in the queue except X & Z. It will come to me. If you have an interest in hotels and inns, that is my theme this year. Love the #Challenge….finding new blogs like yours. A perfect theme for the #Challenge. Short and sweet and educational. Good job.
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Thanks, Stepheny. Looking for to “Tea”
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All your words have been fun so far, and this one is no exception. They’re too long to be good for Scrabble though, unfortunately.
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Thanks Doree. Possible idea for next year – Scrabble words?
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Oh, I love it!
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Sounds like gobbledygook to me! 🙂
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