Month: September 2011

I don’t have guest to invite to a dream dinner. Really. My mind is made up. There is no one famous, or infamous, living or dead that I’d like to share a fine meal with. I’ll dine alone. Thank you.

Wait! I’d like to dine with the Matt meister! He has some nice photos of fancy food that I’m sure is quite delicious. Okay so he counts as one. Then I’d invite two more famous friends. One is a writer and one is a scout master. Okay so they count as two and three. I’d invite my parents so they could keep an eye on my person. Okay so they count as four and five. If I could add four more boys, they would count as nine people to dine with me.

I’d expect to be quiet most of the time, like Paw and let these smarter people do the talking! Maybe, if a fine bottle of “Chateau” is included in the meal, I’d be “relaxed” enough to LAUGH OUT LOUD! Really! I’d get obnoxious and unfocused and maybe sleep. The kids can have punch as drinks.
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Reference: http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2011/09/01/assemble-your-dream-dinner-guest-list/

Assemble your dream dinner guest list. Think of all the famous, or infamous, people living or dead, and pick 6 to share a fine meal with. Who do you pick? Why? What do you expect to happen?

I’m doing well, thank you. My blog is doing well, although the themes I’ve tried are still not to my satisfaction. Blogging would have been much better had the timezones and/or timestamps were synchronized between my cellphones and Dashboard. Unfortunately, the “dev team” will continue their “intense debate” on how to best handle my needs to have these differences in timestamps reflected properly in the “meta” element across all theme and by whatever default happens to be available.

I started doing the Post a Day/Week on the first day! And so far I’ve enjoyed everything, except nowadays I’m feeling a tad bit lazy and have been behind several days of blogging. So that means I’ve failed posting everyday based on these topics.

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Reference: http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2011/08/31/post-a-dayweek-challenge-8-months-down-4-to-go/

So, Post a Day and Post a Week participants, how are you and your blog doing?

Regardless of whether or not you started the challenge at the beginning of the year, we’re stoked to see that you guys are blogging regularly, creating awesome content, and making new friends in the blogosphere.

Tell us, when did you start doing Post a Day/Week, and what have you enjoyed most about it so far?

Pernickety:

adjective
persnickety.

adjective Informal.
1. overparticular; fussy.
2. snobbish or having the aloof attitude of a snob.
3. requiring painstaking care.

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“I’m not picky! You’re pick!”

At times the parakeets would get fussy over their diet of mostly seed. They could care less if their supplements of dried pellets ranging from vegetables and fruits to dried eggs and other greens are left over in their container made out resin and really designed as a feeder for the reptiles, such as turtles and lizards.

The persistent sounds of “tweet, eat, feed” could be heard in the distance and only I, the Flynn, could oblige, drop everything and see to it that their pernickety ways by way of little piercing voices to be feed their rounded and smoother foodstuff of millet seeds are fulfilled to the brim.

It’s not a good way to stop liver disease so prevalent in indoor birds kept as our beloved pets and members of the family. But what can I do?

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Reference: http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2011/08/31/pick-a-word-you-dont-know-and-use-it-in-a-story/

Find a word you don’t know, but like, and use it in a short, paragraph length, story, or a clever sentence. This satispassion should indemnify your vocabulary’s indigence.