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As I went through my day, entertaining ideas for Friday’s E post, all sorts of exciting and enticing thoughts entered and exited my mind subconsciously.
As the evening wore on I stopped to eat an egg salad sandwich made with extra mayo; the energizing food of this late night erudite egomaniacal writer whose enthusiasm for the letter of the day had swiftly eroded.
Unable to elicit a response from my fingers, hovering over my keyboard, my evening’s endeavours suddenly changed.
I elected to escape, without leaving my cozy environment, by transporting myself electronically into your world.
Excited to see what you’ve been up to I enjoyed, with great enthusiasm, the words and pictures exposed to me on my computer screen.
I was exceedingly well entertained and thoroughly enjoyed myself; to which I say “thank you”.
Satisfied that I had spent my remaining energy effectively I ended my day with a smile.
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How many “e” words did I manage to use in this post?
Do you have a favourite “e” word?
Cheers, Jenny
Good to see you back and getting busy with the A-Z.
ReplyDeleteAs for how many "e" words, way too many to count on a friday night after a couple of wines
Thanks, Mynx - ah, the effects of excessive imbibing on a friday eve! :)
DeleteHaha! You used an exuberantly extent of e-words, excessively exceeding the limit to count them all. It was fun to read, and I'm already looking forward to the difficult challenge of the letter Q : )
ReplyDeleteHi Martin - how are you? Have you entered that poetry event yet over at Michelle's - I'm working on a piece because it ends on April 30th...I'd love to see your work in her final book.
DeleteAs you can read - I had fun with these "e" post - and I'm glad you are an "e" fan too - love the first sentence in your comment - lots of "e's" came to join my party.
Have a wonderful day! :)
Thank you, I'm fine : ) No, I didn't join it.
DeleteHope you enjoy your day too and the rest of April.
So many e words:) well done! Excellent :)
ReplyDeleteClaudia - it excites me to see you here! (still playing with the "e" words) :)
DeleteElephant is my favorite e-word. I will think of you for a while now whenever the letter e comes up. :)
ReplyDeleteDear Lisa - I share your liking of the word elephant - there is something grand about it!
DeleteI'm tickled to know that future sightings of "e" letter words will evoke a thought of me! Yay!
Hugs to you for stopping by. :)
I'm loving all the "E" words!
ReplyDeleteDani @ Entertaining Interests
#warriorminion
Thanks Dani - there is something about "e" words that makes them exceedingly easy to entertain in my evening's endeavours. (gosh, I'm on overkill mode) hahaha
DeleteI appreciate your visits! :)
Excellent! Extraordinarily Entertaining, Jenny!!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you doing the A-Z challenge =)
Elsie
Ah...but the best part of this comment is you...ELSIE! Squishy Hugs coming at you my friend! :)
DeleteDuh - I didn't even realize it. My name. ha ha ha! hugs back atcha!
DeleteHahaha - I wondered if you'd see that!
DeleteAlso, I like that you've got your name as your link back - very cool! :)
EEEEEEEEK, but now I need egg salad!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha - I really did have an egg salad sandwich - they are one of my favourite late night treats when I find myself heavily engaged in playing on my computer! Great energy food!
DeleteI hope you make yourself one and thoroughly enjoy it! :)
Some evenings do seem to be full of endeavours. Egg sandwich, yummy.
ReplyDeleteHi Sally - love this comment...great companion to my post; seems there's an explosion of "e's" in this area today! hahaha
DeleteThanks for taking the time to come visit - much appreciated. :)
Eggscelent post! But it made me want an egg salad sandwich, too.
ReplyDeleteJenn @Scribbles From Jenn
Hi Jenn - love "eggscelent", great variation to such an excellent word! I hope you get to have that egg salad sandwich you're wanting - there's something energizing about eggs!
DeleteThanks for stopping by - I hope you're enjoying this year's A-Z Challenge!! :)
i don't know how many, jenny, i was too fixated on the egg salad sandwich---one of my favorites, even though, i rarely will make them :)
ReplyDeleteAh, Lynn - the count of specific words is not an easy task - I never get the same number twice as inevitably one evades the count...then I must start over and eventually I abandon my efforts.
DeleteI think egg salad sandwiches will be on the menu as everyone is envisioning it today with extreme excitement due to this exposure. Hahaha - my "e" day has not yet ended!
Excellent examples of the letter E!
ReplyDeleteHi Rambling Pages - welcome to Pearson Report.
DeleteThank you for stopping by and experiencing the "egg"citement over the letter "e", and over that enticing egg salad sandwich. :)
everyone is posting food... i am so hungry, thank you.
ReplyDeletei am a fan of "e"leven... not sure why.
Ooh, I like eleven too - it seems so elfin to me; otherworldly.
DeleteI have left over egg salad mix and I'm off to make another extremely edible sandwich...you're welcome! hahaha
Eggcellent!
ReplyDeleteAll the Best with the rest of the challenge.
Thanks, Lass - you too.
Deletesomewhere in the vicinity of 28 E words? Idk Egg is probably my best option.
ReplyDeleteMy AtoZ challenge
Hi Jackie - welcome to Pearson Report.
DeleteClose enough! (okay, there's 30 + erudite for a total of 31. But who's counting, eh!!) :)
Excellent "e" word choice - I love eggs in all manner of preparation!
I think I counted 27 here Jenny when I took out the erudite word which is a word that I have literally just learned for the first time. Great post Jenny, love when you do something like this, glad that reading our words made your day and entertained you.
ReplyDeleteHi Matt - it's hard counting specific words in a post, isn't it! You're close, as I mentioned in my reply to Jackie, the comment above yours, there are 30 + erudite for a total of 31.
DeleteI'm glad you've stopped by and enjoyed my evening's endeavours. :)
How many E words? Far more than anyone else, I know that much! :)
ReplyDeleteHi GE - hard to imagine we are already at E - eeek, before we know it this event will have ended and we each will escape after expending such energy! Ah, I'm having way too much fun with my little "e" friend!
DeleteThanks for entering in the fun by leaving your engaging comment! (okay, now I think I've exhausted the "e's") :) :) :)
I didn't know what the hell I was writing until it was done. Then I threw an E word in. Sometimes you just gotta pull the pin and throw it!
ReplyDeleteSee ya in the morn!
The High Cost of this Low Living
You had me going with the El Camino - and then the way you drive us down that road, metaphorically speaking, was brilliant!
DeleteI had all kinds of ideas for E, but by the time I sat down to write I really found my energy was going in different directions...so I just followed it!
Sounds like you and are getting the hang of this winging it business. :) :)
I would say erudite! I got a kick out of this. And now I want egg salad with extra mayo. Dang.
ReplyDeleteI just lit up when this came in my mail - I've been thinking of you and am so happy to have you drop in!
DeleteIsn't erudite such a great word! (I was being cheeky in my use of it) hehehe
Now, go and find yourself a yummy egg salad sandwich! Hugs to you. :) :)
What kind of bread you using there, missy? Yes, it's me the non-wheat police.
ReplyDeleteHaha - good eye! Check the source - it's not from my kitchen! My egg salad was neatly rolled up in lettuce leaves...but we won't tell anyone that, 'kay. For the purpose of this post I needed two slabs!
DeleteI type this while enjoying cubed cheese, Kalamata olives, radishes and my awesome yogurt dip (which I whip up with a bit of this and a bit of that - it's never the same twice, good thing)
I'm going to have to be careful in upcoming posts now that I know the non-wheat police is out and about. :P
I love lettuce wrap sandwiches. My honey went wheat free a couple months ago and he is not on board with that yet, so it's gluten free bread or buns for him. I did make some almond flour bread and it wasn't too bad. Next, I am going to try flax bread.
DeleteI'll be watching.
I just found an gluten free/wheat free bakery; I'm heading there tomorrow morning to see what they have. I'm going to a dinner party where I'll be bringing dessert and I understand they have some awesome stuff. Me and my (off blogger) posse all are trying to avoid the wheat jungle - so I'm bound to be a hit if I bring something we all can eat.
DeleteI'll let you know how it goes. I'm having fun with those lettuce wraps - the other night I had one with ground turkey and a host of veggies...yum! Tell honey-man to loosen up and live on the edge - he'll get hooked pretty fast.
I'll be looking forward to the stalking... :P like that's a weird thing to say, eh!!!
You may be right. He does eat the flax wraps I make, which I never thought he would. And my veggie burgers, but those with buns.
DeleteI use a lot of oats. I don't seem to have any problems with those. I make flour and use that a lot.
I hope you find something good.
Weird? Doesn't everyone like a good stalking?
Love all the "e"s sometimes that takes more creativity
ReplyDeleteOur "E" was Egg - A dragon's egg to be exact. Hoping that egg sandwich was dragon free :)
We are at Lady's Knght
Hi Lady's Knight - welcome to Pearson Report.
DeleteI just came from checking out your "Egg" post - love the dragon! Yes, my egg sandwich was dragon free. :) :)
After I saw "egg salad," I stopped counting.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm.....egg salad...on toast.
Seems like I have my own egg salad groupie thing going on! Geez if I had known I'd'ave invited my posse over for a late night eggfest - we'd all get scrambled, or fried! :P :) :)
DeleteSee what a bad influence you are on me, Mr. Penwasser!
You've really excelled with your E's Jenny! Expertly executed!
ReplyDeleteJulie
Thanks, Julie - it was energizing! E is a favourite letter of mine. :)
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