It is a sad week. Last Monday the backlight on my (family's) laptop went out. It was just days before our special double anniversary edition was scheduled to come out. I am writing this from my Dad's office computer, which, unfortunately, does not have Microsoft Publisher. It will some weeks before we will be able to retrieve my files from the ailing home computer, so do not expect another issue of PR until at least late October. Also, my blog frequency may be even less frequent than it already was. But, still, life goes on. And with it, the pursuit of silliness.
~Poor Ricky, Dear Crabby, Douglas Davenport and other Phantoms at PR
Sunday, October 14, 2007
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2 comments:
Colin (Douglas):
This is better than the dude who starts every other word with "T"
Alfred believed cats drank everything foamy green. However in Jersey, kittens like me never offer people quiescent red sodas. Tiptoeing under verbenias, we xcavate your zither.
HA HA HA. I win your contest, pay up.
PR:
Zealous young xenophobes whistle violently urbane tunes, subsequently revealing quirky personalities. Older nationalists may likely kindle jingoism. I hope goodwill fosters equality, delivers charity, bests animosity.
Ann (again)
P.S. See what I am doing is trying to use the alphabet in order (or backwards in this case) while making a relatively intelligible paragraph. The problem is that the z,x,q, and j, as well as the order make it fairly difficult. I will keep trying to win your contest. Perhaps I can insert some humor into the paragraph as well.
Which contest you may ask? The one where you choose the winner of an anonymous literature competition. I assume that replies to your blog are about as anonymous as it gets.
I hope I win. - Ann
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