Lengths of lovely, leisurely, AND laborious times have elapsed, loyal followers, since I’ve let loose a Letter Post into the blogosphere. To illustrate Letter Posts, let’s link to examples.
Rules and Guidelines (link, please!) for letter posts*?
- Liberally use* letter all through* blog post.
- Do not permit this technique to interfere, too much, with communication and meaning.**
Let’s L, shall we?
Lively and lovable film-travel-and-lifestyle blogger Alex Raphael liked my latest post, as follows:
… you have such amazing links.
Lovely. Thanks,* Alex.
That latest post also included a link to labels about Aquarians like me (and labels for Leos, Libras, etc.*):
aloofness, selflessness, analytical, contrary, cranky, detached, distant, eccentric, fanatical, fearless, friendly, humanitarian, idealistic, independent, individualistic, intellectual, inventive, lofty, loyal, oblivious, odd, original, outrageous, progressive, quick, quirky, perverse, rebellious, sociable, stubborn, tactless, tireless, trustworthy, unconventional, unemotional, unpredictable and innovative.
Percentage of L-words there? Good luck!
Labels — like I endlessly like to recollect and recall — may be a limiting liability (link, please!). Labels can also be enjoyable, laughable, pleasant, convivial, and fun (link, please!).
Look at the clock!
Don’t like to be late for lovely, skilled locks-smith Mia (link, please)!
Lest I be late, let’s quickly look at latest photos* (chronologically):
Lovely Penny the Pen at cardiac rehabilitation, at a hospital.
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Let’s dance!
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Lovely Danise, looking melancholy.
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Look! Penny’s fallen!
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Danise: “Is she feeling blue?”
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Let’s allow all feelings!
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A helpful skill (link, please!)
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Look at all these lovely things in my office!
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Slinky, spiral, or coil (link, please!)
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Lapcat and Laptop.
Finally, a link to something on YouTube by somebody I love:
Lots and lots of lovely gratitude to Alex, Mia, Danise, my son Aaron, and all who helped with — and are looking at — this post (including YOU*).
* There’s no L-word for this. Believe me, I looked.
** Utterly lacking in L-words, like it or not.