The challenge this week for Day in a Sentence was to use alliteration. These were fun to read out loud.
- To my motherly dismay my most mini of males is markedly manifested with the measles. — Illya
- Perhaps pathetic peripheral printer problems present, put possible pertinent proposed preparation plans past patching, partly precluding previously posted possible printer problems. — Ken, who notes: “This was presented recently as a report to our coordinator who requested suggestions for the problems incurred when using the office printer.”
- ‘eavily engaged in entertaining eerie aliens, as earthlings eager to exist for ever. — Marg, who notes;: “Translation – we have joined the ms1001tales.2009.wikispaces.com global writing project, where we have to write a story which entertains the alien king, or we all die. Eek! We are having enormous fun. 🙂
- The tributary trickles tentatively through the town — Scibulous
- Wearily writing winded words which wither within wastebaskets. — Val
- Tortuously training teenagers through timing, trial, tribulation and number twos to take THE TEST. — Lori
- Working with the worst attitudes warrants wistfulness, wisecracks, and a wandering mind after school. — Brandi
- Even though the sun has not yet welcomed us, as we wind our way around Washington, meeting with reps to win their support for the National Writing Project, there’s a blast of fresh air that seems to have washed over the city, the country and the world. — Bonnie
- I am perfectly puzzled and perplexed how I didn’t include two perfectly punctual Slicers in my giveaway … please forgive me! — Stacey
Thank!
Peace (in poetic purposes),
Kevin
I’m glad I took up the challenge instead of blowing it off with excuses. How was the DS conference?
Bonnie
This was terrific. I had an insane grading week, and I’m sure that’s why my creativity was smothered. Bravo to all those who alliterated!
Elizabeth