Why does Z stand for sleep. I am getting quite sleepy right now just think about it. While I would love to take a break and get some sleep, but I can’t. I have way to much to do. To many things are coming up. Z also stands for the end, the final, the last. For my last post of the A to Z challenge, I thought I would share with you some of my favorite post from A to Z:
A – Avengers, Captain America and As I Am by Alex Cavanaugh – Come on, it’s a post about the Avengers. Nothing more needs to be said.
B – Best Crying Scenes in a Movie at World of My Imagination – The Steel Magnolia and Pursuit of Happiness scenes get me every time.
C – Getting too Comfortable by BDevereaux – Don’t get to comfortable
D – Disaster Movies at Tossing it Out – Some of my favorites are on this list, Titanic, 2012, Poseidon Adventure
E – Energize Yourself to Write at World of My Imagination – How do you do it?
F – F is for Fear at Scribbling in the Storage Room – “The enemy of creativity.”
G – A Grown-up Kind of Pretty by Tasha Seegmiller – on my to read list
H – How to Be a Good House Guest at Laugh-Quotes.com – read before you visit someones house
I – I is for Imagination at Tasha’s Thinkings – Synonymous with being a writer
J – Joy at Spunk on a Stick – You can’t steal mine.
K – K is for King at The View Outside – my favorite author
L – L is for The Lincoln Memorial by Lara Lacombe- my favorite monument in DC
M – Memento by Alex Cavanaugh – Also includes the sign up for Alex’s Best and Worst Movies Remakes Blogfest, which is coming up on May 17th.
N – Never-ending at Wrote by Rote – Is your love never ending?
O – Oxford Comma by Margo Kelly – All you need to know about the dreaded comma.
P – A-Z Geek (P): The Favorites by Lynda R. Young – Prince Bride, enough said.
Q – Querying at My First Book – You can’t read enough about how to query.
R – What Makes Us Right? at The Madlab Post – Fair Game illustrates the point well.
S – Sigma at Tara Tyler Talk – Great tips on show.
T – The Time Traveler’s Wife by Tasha Seegmiller – On my to read list
U – Unified Theory of Writing at Moody Writing – Do you agree?
V – V is for Villain (Best Movie Villains of All Time) by Reese Ryan – Who are your favorite villains?
W – W is for The White House, the Washington Monument and the World War Memorials by Lara Lacombe – Have you been to DC?
X – X is for Project X at Blogging from A to Z – I have a project X, do you?
Y – Y is for Young Ladies of Substance at Pensuasion – Love Jo March from Little Women the best.
Z – Z is for Zola at The View Outside – Have you read Emile Francois Zola?
Thank goodness, I finished the A to Z Challenge. How did you do? What were some of your favorite post?
Yard sales are big business in my neck of the woods. I gather a years worth of crap that my parents and I have stored in the garage. Pull it all out into the front yard. Slap a price on it and then watch them swarm. It doesn’t take any advertising at all, people spend their Saturday mornings trolling the area looking for the discarded junk of strangers. It is amazing to me.



I know the X is the A to Z nemesis, but I think I have a good take on X. X Marks the Spot. I thought I would share with you a few places in my past that were the center of my universe.







I had never heard of the Warren family until I did some research on this park. Apparently, he is one of our wealthiest residents and he named this really cool park in downtown Dallas after his 9 year old son. What a stud that kids must be in elementary school? “Hey girl, let me show you my park.”







Victory is a fairly new area in downtown Dallas. It was a project to revitalize the downtown area. It began with the American Airlines Arena and off of that they build the W Hotel and several high rise condo’s. In the center of it all is Victory Plaza.



