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supercilious Sunday

OH my giddy Aunt I am so very tired.


supercilious





adjective: supercilious

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behaving as if one believes themselves superior to others











Some days I find supercilious people in my cereal. Sometimes
supercilious people get on my internet but they are now called trolls.  I
like trolls. Not the nasty overbearing know-it-all pains in the
posterior parasitic

Kewpie dolls and kittens are kewt

I gave my pink plastic kewpie doll to my sister. I really like them. Interestingly I spent a summer making Kewpie dolls on sticks for my (then)boss to sell at the Melbourne show way back in the late 70s or early 80s. I liked making the little tulle skirts and decorating the heads and bodies. I wish I had kept one as a souvenir. I probably did but 85 house moves later it went by the way side as

J is for Aunty Jessie pudding

Aunty Jessie pudding.


J is a Jolly letter, J is jubilant and joyful, justified and jocular. J is jelly in Australia and jello in the USA and just jam in Australia and Jelly in the USA unless it is about music then it is Jam everywhere. I digress, what, I hear you ask even if you didn't, is Aunty Jessie pudding for goodness sake? Well what it is now and what it was once upon a time are two

I is for Isabelle

It is also for INK. Illustration and Interviews.
I is an Incredible letter. Infusion, Induction, Injection, Inference, Intelligence and Industry.
I like the letter I.
This is Isabelle


with her favourite celebrity. She is in costume at a Cosplay event in which she is portraying her favourite celebrities longest running character.

Now for Illustration and Invitation


This piece is pencil on

Hippy Happy Hoppy Hornpipe Wednesday

Hardcover




Happiness is found in the most interesting of places. I quite love a children's book called "The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate." it is beautiful in its lyrical phrasing and was a huge favourite of all my children. Today I read another which I am going purchase a copy of and sing its praises.

Ghee it is Tuesday

            

today is Tuesday and G day. Guess what, I am going to do a review of a book by an Australian Woman Writer.
I have just had the privileged of reading this book


22 Leadership Fundamentals: The Door to Success says Push!
and it is one of the rare works to receive a five star rating from me.

Alison
Y Vidotto has produced an outstanding piece of work that I would
unequivocally

F is for Funiculifunicular

Fantasmagrorical, fundamental, fiddlesticks, fork, fancy, femur, fixate, fellowship, follow,fallow, fink, flow, floppy, feather, famous,

well I am at the end of my immediate F's but of course we cannot have an F day without the F word, you know the one, that very decadent and naughty F word.

FOOD (what else were you thinking? Hmmm?) I cam smell sausages cooking. I suspect I am having sausage

Sunday poetry

Today's RhyPiBoMO lessons are all about types of poetry and here are my attempts at the different kinds.

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E is for everything

E is for everything and Ego and Environment and Evaluation.

Today I Evaluated my Environment and made the decision the day would be spent Eliminating Excess. I can actually see my bedroom floor now. It was covered in Excess books and folders, bits and pieces, Exercise Equipment and clothing. I am culling the clothing and sending it to a thrift/op shop and thinking of where the excess folders,

D is for Dreams, Dilemmas, Drama and Discussion

Dilemmas, Distractions, Driving the Daughter, Doctor and Delight/

All those D's occurred today.

I just voted for some blogs in the  People's Choice Award for the Best Australian Blogs 2014 competition.I am supposed to tell people I  voted on Twitter with the #bestblogs14 hashtag which I will pop over to do




RhyBiBoMo.
my rhyming picture book for the day is : Lively Elizabeth

Author: Mara