My name is Mary Z. John and I live in Tennessee. We've been retired since 1991, and have a passion for travel and photography. I paint, do needlepoint and knit, read, work word puzzles. John is a rower and loves to read and work word puzzles, too.
Friday, March 22, 2013
A is for apple???
A is for Apple???
My blogging friend, Mr. Rhymes with Plague , has outdone himself today. He’s decided the old “A is for apple” just doesn’t work any more. And he had given us a taste of a new system. Here is his introduction and his take on “A”. I highly recommend you go to his blog to read more.
Away with the horribly old-fashioned A is for apple, B is for ball, C is for cat. They’re too boring.
It makes more sense in today’s complex world to introduce our intellectually gifted, computer-literate, upwardly mobile children to the New ABCs, which have been specifically designed to prepare young sophisticates for the world of tomorrow:
A -- Avidly admiring Adelaide’s antiquated architecture, aspiring actor Alfie Armstrong, amused, ate an apple. Amanda Axelrod, Alfie’s aunt and an amateur architect, absentmindedly ate an apricot. Afterward, assorted apes and antelopes attacked Alfie, an absolutely awful alligator ate Aunt Amanda, and ants, always aggravating, ate apple-and-apricot appetizers.
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