for Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt where the given word is Lucid and the limit, 43 words.
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Lucinda Longbottom was not the most lucid lecturer at Littlebutte Learning centre. Her love of alliteration meant her lessons lacked intelligibility: her meaningless meanderings left many muddleheaded and mystified.
She was dismissed.
Luckily she landed a likeable livelihood as a lexicographer in London.
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Good for Lucy — a woman after me own heart!
Haha! Good for you too Christine!
I was over at Blogger and visited Rosey’s blog this morning. You’ll have to get after her, Keith! She must have lots of stories to tell. 🙂
I’ve lost count of how many I’ve written!
Love it, it is so fun to read! Nicely written.
Thanks so much.
Good one!👍👍👍
Thanks Sadje
Good one.👏😀
Thanks so much.
Literally loved lecturer Lucy’s little life-story. Kudos Keith!
She’s even got you at it now!
😀
Good one Keith
Thanks so much!
Dear Keith,
Delightful and alliterative, lively and lucid.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Thank you for a lovely comment Rochelle!
Ha ha! Funny and clever. And, I love the artwork!
Thanks for your kind words Trish.
Heeheehee! Sounds like she found her calling.
Much to everybody’s relief! Cheers Mimi.
Lots to like in this lugubrious, level-headed lexicon.
Are you from Leith, Keith?
No, but not far from Haywards Heath!
Hi Keith – I think I’d better leave the ‘ell’ out of the comment … clearly done though! All the best – Hilary
Haha! Cheers Hilary!
The Mme.’s musings were most mellifluous
Thanks for your thoughts, that’s kind!!
A lovely laugh this morning!
Delighted to have been of comical service Annette!
This is brilliant!
I’m chuffed you liked it! Thanks Reena.
That was so much fun! I’ll leave the alliterative responses to the others… 😉
There are plenty of them! Thanks Dale .