Rested, reclined, relieved, recovering, refreshing right?
This A to Z Challenge, obviously ‘R’, is a version of Linda G. Hill’s One-liner Wednesday.
Yes, we are getting better since the shot. We’ll be right as rain tomorrow.
Tag Archive: One Liner Wednesday
Linda G. Hill: Who could top your memory. Memory is a cold mother!
OMG! Wednesday was easy! I may need to work on some other things today! Coloring? Journaling? Editing? Color my hair! Ding ding ding! Time to do my hair and come back and color a picture while I decide what to do next.
Say, anyone having trouble with media/pictures? I can’t seem to access my pictures for WP. When I hit ADD+ the next one prompts choosing what’s there or saved. But when I select from my cloud which picture to use it all gets stuck. I have to hit refresh to get out of that pop-up. So these pictures are copied straight from Linda’s site. Yesterdays SYW was copied from Cee’s Photography. I don’t know if it show up or if it is ‘legal’. What can I do to make that work? It used to be easy.
Black-bottom bears are vegetarians who need scarves all year round.
That was the one line I felt I would tease with. Trying to play with Linda G Hill and her Wednesday fun.
Now for the rest of the story. Boring one? I ran out of the raspberry mohair-ish yarn. No labels on most of the donated yarn so I don’t know how much I have or what it is made of. So I found some black yarn that seemed to go okay.
But the story in my head goes like this:
“Please type this for me.” Whispered the Raspberry Bear.
“Okay,” I said fingers readied to transpose.
“I am Raz.” That’s what my mother called me. But I am sure somebody will soon give me another name. I am a black-bottomed bear. Don’t ever mistake us for Black Bears. They have long claws and can be dangerous.” Raz shutters.
“When we are born, we spend most of our time in the raspberry bushes. We love raspberries, well and other berries. We come in a variety of shades of berry colors and stay that way until we are grown. Then for some reason, our bottoms and legs grow black. Do you think it is due to climbing mulberry trees?”
“Why don’t your noses and mouths become black?” I asked.
“Well,” Raz starts. “Since we only eat veggies, we eat many different leaves and fruits. So maybe it just rubs off?” Raz starts to shiver.
“What’s wrong?” I asked.
“I’m cold.”
“But it is 73 degrees!” I say.
“We are vegetarians, we black-bottomed bears. We tend to need more warmth and a lot of love.”
I got busy with my knitting and donned Raz with a scarf. I hope it tides her over until someone adopts her. Here are a couple shots for Raz to model her new scarf.
Raz wants to thank Scarlett Royal for helping her come into being.
If you need a laugh, watch Miranda on Hulu. I have permanent eye crinkles from laughing so hard!
One-Liner Wednesday is brought to us by Linda G Hill! Thanks!
Thank goodness and Linda G Hill for One-Liner Wednesday. I will be cheating a bit as I am cutting U and V down to as short a blog each as possible. Mostly because–I’m tired!
Ultimate = Understanding
I had a whole thing about raw umber but — just too exhausted.
Nearly caught up on the #AtoZChallenge! Check it out!
DONE!
It’s a toddler-size cloche. The band is removable and can be worn alone. It was fun to make!
By the way, this One-Liner Wednesday is a Linda G Hill special! Come join the fun!
Why are all the new updates making every program worse?
You would think that this would be easiest of the blogging prompts but I always get stumped. What would you come up with? Go check out Linda G Hill’s blog to learn the rules and join the fun!
I don’t wanna blog today, thank Linda G Hill, it’s One-Liner Wednesday! That’s it, folks! Nothing to see here! 😉
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