Oh, there are always so many things to learn about the world. Thanks for sharing about your neck of the woods. I have had fun looking back over your other 23 words series. Clever and a challenge. That last line really made me laugh.
Looks like our snowy week but I love it better that you've had a "mardi-lous" day! (I'm not as good at this as you are, but like trying! Happy weekend!
Love the stimulus that provoked these words,Bridget. 23 words indeed. They have been well served by your deft placement in response to the chosen image. Alliteration found a home in there too. Snazzy poem all round. Love this idea. I think it would make a great warm up activity to a poetry day I have coming up in May.
lol! Is that really confetti? It looks like the holes from a paper punch. Glad you had a good time watching the party.
ReplyDeleteYep! They sell it in the grocery stores here in the lead up to this week. :)
DeleteHa ha, thanks for that unexpected last line!
ReplyDeleteThe way the Swiss behave during Fasnacht/Mardi Gras is surprising! :)
DeleteBridget, I can always count on you for humor to brighten a gray day. Thanks for bringing a surprise thought to make me smile.
ReplyDeleteAnd I can always count on you, Carol, for a kind word...or this week, a kind poem! Smiling back atcha! :)
DeleteOh, there are always so many things to learn about the world. Thanks for sharing about your neck of the woods. I have had fun looking back over your other 23 words series. Clever and a challenge. That last line really made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Denise! Making people laugh is one of my favorite things to do. :)
DeleteThought that was hail or snow at first. What fun! ~ Jama
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jama! It was actually a balmy 50 degree February day!
DeleteLove the idea of 23 words and the photos on your camera roll.
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
DeleteLooks like our snowy week but I love it better that you've had a "mardi-lous" day! (I'm not as good at this as you are, but like trying! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteMardi-lous is perfect for my parade watching day. Oh, but you are good at word play, Linda! :)
DeleteLove all the "c" alliteration, and that last line - what a visual! Thanks for the chuckle.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rose! Watching the buttoned-up Swiss let loose on a Thursday afternoon in the centuries old village square was a visual and a half! ;)
DeleteNice ending, Bridget! I enjoy your funny comments all over PoetryFridayWorld. You are a wonder at wordplay!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tabatha! You are a wonder at kindness! :)
DeleteOh, that last line made me laugh out loud! : ) I love all the alliteration and wordplay!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda! Your comment makes me smile. :)
DeleteThat made me laugh, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Susan! Mission accomplished. :)
DeleteLove the stimulus that provoked these words,Bridget. 23 words indeed. They have been well served by your deft placement in response to the chosen image. Alliteration found a home in there too. Snazzy poem all round. Love this idea. I think it would make a great warm up activity to a poetry day I have coming up in May.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Alan! I appreciate the snazziness of your comment - especially that you may use this series as inspiration for warming up your poetry day! :)
DeleteWhat fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kay!
DeleteHa! You and your pun-ch lines!!
ReplyDeleteBetter than a pun-ch in the eye...well, I hope so! ;)
DeleteI love this! You made the most of those 23 words. I imagined each of those specks representing a partying body.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karin! Yeah, the street was a clumped and clustered crowd at one point. :)
DeleteTerrific ending line Bridget, you offer us so many sun-shining smiles, thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michelle! Smiles are always my goal with my poetry. :)
DeleteThat must be loud snow! And I'm laughing my Gras off at your last line. Very fun! Thanks for the photo-poem.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Patricia! Luckily no snow fell on the parade, only confetti. :)
DeleteHa! I'm feeling that reverberation. Wow on all that confetti! :D
ReplyDeleteFabulous word choice throughout and that final line is quintessential Bridget fun!
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