Quick! It’s time for another quirky post from the quintessential blog about non-judgmental living.
In her quest to complete my yearly review, my manager recently quizzed a quota of qualified co-workers about me, the self-described Queen of group therapy. In response to that query, a doctor quietly quipped that I was something that begins with the letter Q.
Question to all my qualified readers: Is that Q word already quoted in this post or is it one of these?
quality
querulous
quipster
quizzical
quarrelsome
quixotic
I have no quarrel with the Q word that was quoted about me, especially since another doctor — who is definitely not a quack — had no qualms calling me the same Q word quite a few years ago.
Do you see Q words in this quantity of yesterday’s pictures, snapped by a queasy blogger cleaning out her old home?
I saved a small quantity of LPs yesterday, including “Walking in Space” by Quincy Jones (also known as “Q”).
Before I quit, here‘s a quality cut from that album:
Un-qualified thanks to everyone who helped me quietly put together this Q-word post and un-questionable thanks to you, quite the reader!
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
No qualms, nor feeling like I’m in a quagmire Ann, when I read your blog. You are the quiet, queen of quality blogging, not a quack.
I feel like a queen, Ray, reading your quality comment.
“Quite the question.” quipped your quiet reader. Queen of the blog I’d say
“Quite the comment,” quipped the Queen of the blog. ❤
That is quite a water stain! But, thankfully, it looks relatively easy to repair. I hope the floors are undamaged.
You are many q words, I would pick quirky, quizzical, quixotic and qualified. But your title must be Queen of Hearts.
The floors were quite fine, Maureen. Your first pick was quite fine, too. Quiet thanks from my heart. ❤
You are the queen of quilting quips, no quack, which is why we, your readers, queue up to the quay of your blog to quaff your quirky quicksilver quintessence on a quotidian basis.
I queue up to quaff your quicksilver, quality quintessence on a quotidian basis, Qhris. It takes one quirky blogger to know another one.
I can only quickly quip a quacky like response because like the ducks we are nearly floating away or treading gingerly on the quagmire like results of the storm induced habitat we are living in.
I quickly hope that you’re quite okay! ❤
All is well Ann, other than insane rain and it’s impact (literally) on my house. And work. And family. And life. It’s like I’m suppose to pay attention to all at all times. pshaw. 😉
My mind is quieted knowing you are quite okay. ❤
Quite.
Quiet quality. Quite Jeff. ❤
I am quite pleased I came here today, no question about that.
I am quite pleased whenever you come here, Joanne.
You are quintessential quality Ann. Feel the Qi 💫
I quite feel it, Val! ❤
You are quenchless, Ann
And quirky, Derrick.
I wasn’t very quick with this comment, Ann, but you do slay your windmills. ❤
You were quick enough, Mark, says quirky Ann.
I know you’re eminently Qualified, but perhaps also Quixotic? Do you tilt at windmills? I know I do sometimes!
I do, Sunny, in my quirky way. ❤
A quality queen, for sure!
Quite a compliment!
I am quite pleased by your quality comment!
I wound up in this queue because I quite love quoting new words but q words give me qualms because they are hard to use in a sentence. And I think your word is Qualified.
I think you did quite well. I may be qualified but the doctor said I was “quirky” (and fun and many other positive things).
“Quirky”, cool!!
YOU are quite cool!
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