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Friday, February 10, 2012
Alphabetaphilia for Feb 11: K is for Kayaks.
For February 11, these kayaks remind us to come up with five words beginning with k and then use them in a sentence, posting it in comments. Also, enjoy the interesting words others have posted in this thread. Cheers,
Laura
Kiwi, yes. I made potato kugel years ago, but none of the other foods are on B&B breakfast plates here. And I'm a total snob about Kool-Aid. The girls never even had it once when they were growing up, well, not under our roof!
The kindly king taught the wee prince about kinetic energy using a kite that flew like a banner over their kingdom called a meadow where the bleating kids grazed.
Kiss the kleptomaniac kangaroo goodbye And empty his pouch of beauties he had taken While hopping along the Australian desert Like that skull of a daredevil man With a large grin showing gold in his molar The sun, or a poisonous snake, or his wife too tenacious might have killed him.
kaleidoscopic, knishes, kugles, kippers, kibbe, kiwi, Kool-Aid, kudos
ReplyDeleteKaleidoscopic Carte: knishes, kugles, kippers, kibbe, kiwi, strawberry Kool-Aid. Kudos.
Klatch, Kazoo, krumhorn, klutz, kernel
ReplyDeleteThe coffee klatch, unable to decide between the krumhorn and the kazoo, had the klutz flip a kernel to make the decision.
Cheryl, are you recycling a menu from the B & B here? Sounds like fun!
ReplyDeleteKiwi, yes. I made potato kugel years ago, but none of the other foods are on B&B breakfast plates here. And I'm a total snob about Kool-Aid. The girls never even had it once when they were growing up, well, not under our roof!
ReplyDeletekayak, keel, keep, khaki, kvetched
ReplyDelete"Kayaks should have a keel to keep them upright," kvetched the dripping paddler in khaki.
kinetic, kindly, kids, kite, king, kingdom
ReplyDeleteThe kindly king taught the wee prince about kinetic energy using a kite that flew like a banner over their kingdom called a meadow where the bleating kids grazed.
Kleenex, kangaroo, killed, kleptomaniac,kiss
ReplyDeleteKiss the kleptomaniac kangaroo goodbye
And empty his pouch of beauties he had taken
While hopping along the Australian desert
Like that skull of a daredevil man
With a large grin showing gold in his molar
The sun, or a poisonous snake, or his wife too tenacious might have killed him.
keratin, kink, kerflufle, kinfolk, kaboodle
ReplyDeleteClark picked the extra keratin off the kink in his fingernail while his kinfolk got in a kerflufle about the whole kaboodle.
Bismarck
Hi Hong-My,
ReplyDeleteWelcome! Fun Australian-themed sentence!
cheers,
Laura