R3: RRSH-Sign-ups, Rules & Discussion

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thanks again Jennifer :)

Motherhood/fatherhood is proving to the hardest for me to find so far!

[Lauren]

~♥ Kat ♥~ wrote: "thanks again Jennifer :)

Motherhood/fatherhood is proving to the hardest for me to find so far!"

Me too! I looked in 6 different books before I found it.

[[deleted user]]

I finally found fatherhood it's in a book I've already read but I loved it the first time so reading it again won't be to much of a hardship...lol but on the plus side it has been nearly 2 years since I read it so this will be a nice refresher :D

[[deleted user]]

could this be used for fish?

ex: The SUV fishtailed wildly as it nearly...

[Marie]

Could this be used for cake?
They were mud-caked..

[Hina]

Would you take this for starve?

..."Tabby arranging her slim pale body on a lounger like an exhibition banquet for the starving."

[Sam]

For the ones with no substitutes, that means no plurals, etc. too right?

[Jennifer H]

~♥ Kat ♥~ wrote: "could this be used for fish?

ex: The SUV fishtailed wildly as it nearly..."

No, this won't work.

[Jennifer H]

Marie wrote: "Could this be used for cake?
They were mud-caked.."

Let me check with Pat on this one. I'll get back to you.

[Jennifer H]

Hina wrote: "Would you take this for starve?

..."Tabby arranging her slim pale body on a lounger like an exhibition banquet for the starving.""

Yes, I'll take that.

[Jennifer H]

Sam wrote: "For the ones with no substitutes, that means no plurals, etc. too right?"

Correct. No plurals. It has to be exactly as written.

[Hina]

Jennifer ♔Princess Penguin♔ wrote: "Hina wrote: "Would you take this for starve?

..."Tabby arranging her slim pale body on a lounger like an exhibition banquet for the starving.""

Yes, I'll take that."

YAY!! That makes six items in my first book.

[Sam]

Jennifer ♔Princess Penguin♔ wrote: "Sam wrote: "For the ones with no substitutes, that means no plurals, etc. too right?"

Correct. No plurals. It has to be exactly as written."

Sorry, I'm not very observant apparently. I just noticed the note at the bottom of the list, haha.

[Jennifer C.]

Marie wrote: "Could this be used for cake?
They were mud-caked.."

Are you trying to use this for MUD and CAKE?

[Jennifer H]

Marie wrote: "Could this be used for cake?
They were mud-caked.."

It will work for mud and cake

[Sue]

Would this work for starved? He has been emotionally starved and he didn't know it....

[Marie]

Jennifer ♔Princess Penguin♔ wrote: "Marie wrote: "Could this be used for cake?
They were mud-caked.."

It will work for mud and cake"

Great!

[Jennifer H]

Sue wrote: "Would this work for starved? He has been emotionally starved and he didn't know it...."

Yes, it will work.

[Sue]

Thank you...

That means I found 8 items in my 1st book.....:)

[Rhonda]

Will this work for fish?

He was able to get to work on time, even hunt and fish with friends....

[Jennifer H]

Rhonda wrote: "Will this work for fish?

He was able to get to work on time, even hunt and fish with friends...."

Yes, that will work.

[~Melissa~]

For cake - will the sentence Piece of cake. work?

[[deleted user]]

Would the saying: Being shot at like fish in barrel work for fish?

[Jennifer H]

~Melissa~ wrote: "For cake - will the sentence Piece of cake. work?"

Yep, that will work.

[Jennifer H]

~♥ Kat ♥~ wrote: "Would the saying: Being shot at like fish in barrel work for fish?"

No, that won't work because it is referring to an actual fish not the verb, to fish.

[Angie ~aka Reading Machine~]

Would this work for fish~bent down to fish out his wallet? Found in .

[Jennifer H]

Angie ~aka Reading Machine~ wrote: "Would this work for fish~bent down to fish out his wallet? Found in."

Yes, that will work.

[Wanda]

Would fishing be acceptable for fish if it is part of the verb such as 'going fishing'?

[Jennifer H]

Wanda wrote: "Would fishing be acceptable for fish if it is part of the verb such as 'going fishing'?"

Yes

[Angie ~aka Reading Machine~]

Jennifer ♔Princess Penguin♔ wrote: "Angie ~aka Reading Machine~ wrote: "Would this work for fish~bent down to fish out his wallet? Found in."

Yes, that will work."

Thank you!

[Sam]

Would saying something "tastes muddy" work for mud?

[jingles]

Will attorney work for lawyer?

[Jennifer H]

Sam wrote: "Would saying something "tastes muddy" work for mud?"

No, that won't work.

[Jennifer H]

jingles wrote: "Will attorney work for lawyer?"

Yes, attorney will work.

[Jennifer C.]

Would legal counsel work for lawyer? This is the context...

They'd already tried asking him questions. It hadn't been very effective, with Fraser repeatedly refusing to answer and demanding legal counsel.

[Jennifer H]

Jennifer C. wrote: "Would legal counsel work for lawyer? This is the context...

They'd already tried asking him questions. It hadn't been very effective, with Fraser repeatedly refusing to answer and demanding legal ..."

Yep, legal counsel will work.

[Jennifer H]

Just so everyone knows "Dancers" can be used for "Dancer" but not ballerina or people dancing.

[Sue]

Ohhhhhhh thank you

[PepperP0t]

Wow! It's probably just me but this weeks list is gonna be difficult because few of the words would be in my normal reads and i'd spend more time looking for words than enjoying the book.

[Turtlecollector Dennis]

This looks like it might be a hard week for me too. Does dancer have to be the person? I have a horse named Dancer in one of my books.

[Jennifer H]

Turtlecollector wrote: "This looks like it might be a hard week for me too. Does dancer have to be the person? I have a horse named Dancer in one of my books."

That would be acceptable

[Turtlecollector Dennis]

Jennifer ♔Princess Penguin♔ wrote: "Turtlecollector wrote: "This looks like it might be a hard week for me too. Does dancer have to be the person? I have a horse named Dancer in one of my books."

That would be acceptable"

Thanks.

[Rhonda]

Pat (ireadthatbook.com) wrote: "Wow! It's probably just me but this weeks list is gonna be difficult because few of the words would be in my normal reads and i'd spend more time looking for words than enjoying the book."

I'm in the same boat. Children's books would probably be a good bet, but they don't hold any interest for me. I'll look through a couple of books, but I'll probably end up sitting this week out for the most part.

[PepperP0t]

I agree Rhonda. I don't want to spend so much time looking for words that I don't enjoy the read, nor do I want to read a book I wouldn't otherwise just to locate the word.

this is supposed to be fun and challenging as in possibly difficult to find in a read not impossible in a genre. (for instance I can't tell you the last time I saw viaduct in historical romances, highland romances or paranormal romances)

[Marie]

Yeah, I gotta say that a lot of these words are too "specific"..not really sure if I'll find them..

[Sheila]

Possessed by an Irish clog DANCER" ?

[Sheila]

Definitely a tough list this week. I'll have to take a closer look at the list I am picking for next week. Are you ready for me to pm my list Jennifer?

[Jennifer H]

Sheila wrote: "Possessed by an Irish clog DANCER" ?"

Yes, that will work.

[Jennifer H]

Sheila wrote: "Definitely a tough list this week. I'll have to take a closer look at the list I am picking for next week. Are you ready for me to pm my list Jennifer?"

Whenever you are ready Sheila :)

[Jennifer H]

I have spoken to Apoorv and we have decided that if it is alright with the group we will make some changes to the list.

These are the changes that would be made...

-Alligator/Crocodile
-Change canoe to boat
-Any kind of flute
-Change quarry to prey
-Change viaduct to bridge

Let me know what you think and I will make the changes to the original list