Romance, Radishes, and Rolaids…

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I was talking on Sunday with good writer friend Keziah Fenton about A to Z Challenge, so you have her to thank for today’s post. It went something like this.

Her: How is A to Z going?

Me: It’s more challenging than NaBloPoMo. It’s the whole theme thing. I look at A to Z like I’ve never seen the alphabet before.

Her: What letter are you on?

Me: Q

Her: Quinoa. Quest. Queasy.

Me: I think I’ve got Q settled because — you know — Single Shot Monday.

Her: Romance. Radishes. Rolaids.

Me: The challenge is — How to make it funny. How to put my own spin on it. How to mix it up — short and long posts, images — to keep it fresh and interesting. I don’t want to get boring.

Her: You’re not boring.

Me: [pause…thinking…pause]

Her: Stash. Snowdrops. Slushes & Smoothies.

Dang. She’s good.

So be it.

Today, for the Letter R…

Romance, Radishes, and Rolaids.

Watercolor Kissing Couple

romance

I’m for it. Except when I’m agin’ it. Mostly, I’m for it.

Radish

radishes

We hates ’em, our precious.

Unabashedly.

Unapologetically.

Unequivocally.

Unreservedly.

Feel free to add your own “un” word here.

Unless, of course, you are a radish-lover.

And I’m saying radish-lover like some people say tree-hugger.

If you are a lover of the radish — well, we can be in a friendship, but never in a romance.

And you might have need of the Rolaids.

Just sayin’.

Rolaids

Stack of antacid tablets

Antacid. “Consumes 47 times its weight in excess stomach acid.” (1972 Rolaids Commercial)

You can see the commercial here.

This is how it starts…

Go ahead.

You know you want to.

Thus endeth the Letter R.

Thank you, Keziah!

Here be Tuesday and the 18th letter of A to Z.

Roar!

Elen

15 thoughts on “Romance, Radishes, and Rolaids…

  1. Ha, I love what you did with this. I too am a fellow radish unenthusiast. I want to like them because they’re pretty and crisp, but nah… ain’t happening. Just stopping by on my way through Blogging A to Z.

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  2. Radishes–I love them! There are different types, too. We have a multi-colored variety, which are so pretty and mild tasting. And they are soooo easy to grow.

    No “un” word from me either. No wait… you should grow them and eat them and love them, unequivocally.

    :-*

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