Alphabetical Chat about This 'n That Game

[joyshirley]

Hi, everyone

I started a game in Blessings Exchange some time ago, where you post a random comment of any sort, as long as the first word begins with the next consecutive letter. One or two seem to enjoy the game over there, so I thought I'd start that game here too, but with a twist.

As folk here have mentioned from time to time, keeping the ol' brain cells active is good, so this game is about light-hearted conversation between posters, but following the alphabet for the first letter of the first word of each post.

I hope you all follow what I mean. I'll do a few examples below, anyway, and perhaps we can enjoy some fun and fellowship as well as keeping the mind tripping along.

God bless!

PS Don't worry about the odd double post of letters.

 

[joyshirley]

A beautiful winter's day here today...

 

[joyshirley]

Brilliant sunshine which was lovely and warm after days of cold weather here.

 

[joyshirley]

Christmas in New Zealand is in summer time. I can't really imagine a white Christmas, though it looks gorgeous on cards.

 

[FullEnglishBrekkie]

Christmas in New Zealand is in summer time. I can't really imagine a white Christmas, though it looks gorgeous on cards.

Down Under looks great. The white Christmases are nice to look at here but not so nice if you have to travel - worse in the USA, though.

 

[joyshirley]

Everyone - well, that's an exaggeration - but lots of people do barbecues here for Christmas Day. We've done that a few times, but it often rains on Christmas Day, just to be awkward. Your username is interesting. What constitutes a full English Brekkie? I get visions of grand old mansions with the breakfast foods under those covers, waiting for the family to come down and partake...a la Downton Abbey.

 

[davedajobauk]

Everyone - well, that's an exaggeration - but lots of people do barbecues here for Christmas Day. We've done that a few times, but it often rains on Christmas Day, just to be awkward. Your username is interesting. What constitutes a full English Brekkie? I get visions of grand old mansions with the breakfast foods under those covers, waiting for the family to come down and partake...a la Downton Abbey.

Full English Breakfasts, usually mean a FRY UP of everything
Sausages, Eggs, Bacon, Fried Tomatoes, Black Pudding, Mushrooms, Fried Bread slices, with Baked Beans

see here ¬v

 

[FullEnglishBrekkie]

Full English Breakfasts, usually mean a FRY UP of everything
Sausages, Eggs, Bacon, Black Pudding, Mushrooms Fried Bread slices, Baked Beans

see here ¬v

Great picture - I'll have one!

 

[joyshirley]

Hi, Dave. it's been an age since I had a breakfast like that. Dad used to do that at the weekend for us on occasion.

 

[FullEnglishBrekkie]

Gosh, it's been an age since I had a breakfast like that. Dad used to do that at the weekend for us on occasion.

Have one anytime - doesn't have to be reserved for breakfast. Best at the start of the day, though - then you don't have to stop for lunch. A good one can fuel you until the evening.

 

[joyshirley]

Have one anytime - doesn't have to be reserved for breakfast. Best at the start of the day, though - then you don't have to stop for lunch. A good one can fuel you until the evening.

I know if I were to have a feed like that, I'd be full for hours and hours.

 

[davedajobauk]

I know if I were to have a feed like that, I'd be full for hours and hours.

Hi Joyshirley


Just saying, that I would 'PASS' on that Black Pudding ...
having as I do a THING about offal.... which, to me is just AWFUL

LOL

 

[joyshirley]

Just have to agree with you there, Dave. I don't like black pudding or liver or kidneys, either...

 

[davedajobauk]

Just have to agree with you there, Dave. I don't like black pudding or liver or kidneys, either...

KKKKKKK _K

 

[joyshirley]

*laughs*

 

[FullEnglishBrekkie]

KKKKKKK _K

Kidney: No. Liver:No. Black pudding - yes, it's vital, best part. Wouldn't have a FEB without it.

 

[joyshirley]

Kidney: No. Liver:No. Black pudding - yes, it's vital, best part. Wouldn't have a FEB without it.

My Dad loves it, but doesn't eat it any more as far as I know. Silent groans accompanied it being placed in front of me as a child.

 

[FullEnglishBrekkie]

My Dad loves it, but doesn't eat it any more as far as I know. Silent groans accompanied it being placed in front of me as a child.

Next week I'm of on a camping & fishing trip. The local café does 3 different sizes of breakfast. I had the largest one last year and finished it - but to my later regret. I wasn't quite ready for it. Instead of keeping me going all day, it stopped me for the rest of the morning.

 

[joyshirley]

Next week I'm of on a camping & fishing trip. The local café does 3 different sizes of breakfast. I had the largest one last year and finished it - but to my later regret. I wasn't quite ready for it. Instead of keeping me going all day, it stopped me for the rest of the morning.

Oh - that's no good. I guess the small portion this time, to start with, eh?

 

[FullEnglishBrekkie]

Next week I'm of on a camping & fishing trip. The local café does 3 different sizes of breakfast. I had the largest one last year and finished it - but to my later regret. I wasn't quite ready for it. Instead of keeping me going all day, it stopped me for the rest of the morning.

Oh joy!