Monday, February 6, 2012

Feb 7, Time for G-words and a sentence!


Hi friends,

Collect your five words starting with G and turn them into a glorious sentence today for Feb 7.  I'm celebrating the goose.  This one is specifically a Canada goose, the kind that collect all over Chestertown, MD where my husband came from.  They spend the winter there.  Enjoy!

cheers,
Laura

clip art credit: http://www.arthursclipart.org/birdsducks/ducks/page_01.htm

8 comments:

  1. And since I live in Chestertown now, I was just watching the goose goings-on last Thursday. And this is what I saw:

    goose, garrulous, gawked, galumphed, grain, garnished, gander

    The Wound-Up Goose Chronicle: The garrulous goose gawked, then galumphed to gain the grain for gathering, but he got nothing; the Cinnamon-garnished gander got there first.

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  2. genuine, gorgeous, gemologist, greedy, guard

    The gorgeous gemologist, Gregg,needed a guard to protect him, as well as his shop, from greedy folks prepared to steal the genuine precious stones and diamonds he had collected over the years.

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  3. galumph, garden, giant, glowing, green:

    Green and glowing, the giant frog galumphed into the garden.

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  4. A second entry, in honor of your goose (and the ones who are such a pest around here!)

    geese, grass, grazing, green, guard


    Geese, grazing on green grass, guard the lake in the part aggressively.

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  5. Hi Cheryl,
    Yes, I can just see that gander descending on the poor goose and getting her share. Great mental image!
    cheers,
    Laura

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  6. Gorse, gleaming, granular, gular, goose

    The goose flew over the fishing pelicans with their gular pouches empty and then over the granular sand and the gleaming surf, finally landing in the gorse.

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  7. gentle, gibbering, gibber, ghostly, gemstones

    Mary searched for gemstones on the gibber plain, ignoring the gibbering of the kookaburra in the ghostly gum forest and appreciating the gentle breeze.


    Cathy B

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  8. Ghastly, grin, glum, gratuitous, gelatinous

    He had a ghastly grin hiding his glum feelings as entered the fun house, put on the blindfold, and let the teenagers give him a gratuitous shove so that he fell into a gelatinous substance.

    BISMARCK

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