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4/13/19

AtoZ 2019...Oh My 'L' Words & Photos

For AtoZ 2019, Word Prompts come first from 'Family Word Finder' ... a thesaurus of synonyms and antonyms in alphabetical order.  I take the first word and the last word of each letter and match it to a photograph from my collection/files.  Some invoke words in a story and others invoke that age old adage "A picture is worth a thousand words."
First 'L' Word Prompt...Label 
     In Old French, label means 'ribbon'.  That worked out well from Old French times to today for the fashion industry and any others who want to be Labeled.  Actually, 'Labels' are themselves an industry...even some made in the USA. 
      Label making has been taken to a whole new Old French level with sticking, tagging, signing, stamping, identifying, classifying and earmarking everything from Apples to Zippers. 
 I stitch mine!!!
 
Last 'L' Word Prompt...Lyric 
     I could not resist going to Webster for a definition for this 'L' word...words that make up a song usually consisting of verses and choruses.  Okay, that's reasonable and relevant from the beginning of time until today especially if those verses and choruses are melodious, musical, lilting, mellifluent and sweet sounding.      We have all had Happy Birthday sung to us...not always on key, but special and sweet sounding to our ears, even with add on verses like 'you look like a monkey'. 
Happy Birthday lyrics are extra special on one's Rockin' 16th Birthday!

5 comments:

  1. Label - perfect for you!
    And how do you decide between "And you act like one too" and "And you smell like one too"?

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  2. My mother and stepfather are listening to lyrics at the Blue Grass festival this weekend.

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  3. Great theme - lyrics are the universal language of the world
    Debbie

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  4. Label - zany?
    Lyric - singin' in the rain....yesterday...
    good post

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