for Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt where the given word is Thalassic.
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The beach is always busy in Summer.
In June, there’s a pirate festival, in July a boat race, August a fishing gala
In September a group of musicians perform a waterside concert. It always starts with Handel’s Water Music. Thalassic Band, they call themselves.
It’s a lovely stretch of water.
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* I wonder if anyone will spot the pun. I really stretched it this time!
Great take.
Thanks Sadje!
You’re welcome
Sounds wonderful, and fitting!
Thank you Dora.
sounds wonderful
Thanks, Beth.
New word – thanks … but I had to look it up! Cheers Hilary
So did I when I saw the prompt, Hilary!
Great take on the prompt and the pun at a stretch – is it your ‘Thalassic Band’ 🙂
Hoorah! I think they are more known as rubber bands, but I thought it was worth a try!!!
HA – Yes unless it goes in your under-garments 🙂
A popular stretch indeed. So much going on. But, you know Keith, in summer by the beach…one has to seas the day!
Hahaha, living by a beach that’s a pun I’ll remember!
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I had to look it up. Clever take Keith.
Not a word I’ll be using again, that’s for sure!
I like that name for a band, Keith! <3
~David
It’s different I guess!
Another new word for me. I think you are quite the logomaniac and punster.
I like that, thank you!
What a fun post!
Thanks, Mimi!
Fun post and a brilliant name for a band!
I’m pleased you liked it, thank you!
My hat tip is followed by a bit of an eye roll. A fun fifty, Keith. 🙂
That will do nicely Bill, thank you!
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Greek for salt/sea water. Couldn’t spell it out in Ancient Greek alphabet though….
Thanks Keith, such a soothing image and sound.
I really wanted to be at that beach 🙂