Alphabet Soup

The rules for this game are: You take your assigned letter and then write 10 words that start with that letter and explain why they are important to you. Poopie wasted no time in granting me the letter C. Let the (word) games begin! Head on over to poop happens to get your letter! See that list over there on the right under links? Just click poop happens and you will be there in a jiffy.

Heck with tip toe through the tulips.
Come cartwheel ‘cross clover.

Heck is the place where people go who don’t believe in gosh.

C’mon, congregate, chirp, chuckle, cajole.
Consume chocolate, cake, cookies,candy.
Cuddle.
Clap.
Call co-workers, conductors, chaplains, colonels, companions, captains, classemates, cousins.
Clip colorful carnations.
Clip chrysanthemums.
Create celebration cause C can cheer!
C can charm.

Christ… will have to be at the top of the list here, can’t think of any word more important in my life than that one.

Children... The most important people in my life are my children. I love them so much! They have brought the light to my life and so much more.

Carolyn… She is my Mom and takes good care of my Dad. As soon I saw the C, well, she is pretty dern important to me.

Calm…How I feel when watching the sunrises and sunsets, looking out at the ocean waves rolling in and out, walking on a mountain trail in the woods, skipping a stone into a creek, feeling the wind on my face when I sail with my Dad, and last but not least when the children finally go to bed at night.

Coffee... I just can’t make it through a day without it. In the morning I add cream.

Cantaloupe (can't-elope)... Cause I am already married. I love Cunundrums!

Chili… My family loves my homemade chili. Thinking of food, I sure miss Maryland crab cakes and Maryland Blue crabs. Cornbread…I make homemade cornbread to go with the above said chili. I love to cook. Crock pots are useful for chili. I love cheese.

Crap…A word, explicative, that I am trying to remove from my Sons verbiage.

Coronary…Words that fly out of my husbands mouth in times of stress as in: “You are going to give me a heart attack!”

Climax... speaks for itself… nuff said