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THURSDAY’S SPECIAL: PICK A WORD IN MARCH – Y4
Hello again!
I am sorry I had to skip this event in February, but here is the March edition of Pick a Word photo challenge which I hope you’ll enjoy. As usual, you have a choice of 5 words and you can do just one, or more, or all of them. I know they are a bit demanding this time.
inversion
circuitous
corniculate
sabulous
interstice
inversion
circuitous
corniculate
sabulous
interstice
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Lost in Translation 
Great images Paula – I might have to think a while about the words!
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Oh, you are quick, Debbie. Thank you for being pending on my posts. I have disregarded the blog stuff completely lately.
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We miss you! But you’re obviously very busy, and it’s good to break the online addiction when we can 🙂
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Definitely challenging words – I had to guess and then check out corniculate and sabulous. I’m starting out with inversion, but may be back with more. https://travelwithintent.com/2019/03/09/the-acropolis-from-a-new-angle/
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Great to see you back, Paula! Great images, but I’m just off to check a couple of the words to find an image or two of mine!
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:))
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Saubulous has to be my favourite- just because it has to!- but I definitely recognise Interstice 🙂 🙂 Hope life is enjoyable as well as busy, Paula. Take care!
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Thank you, Jo :))
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Beautiful images, Paula. 😍
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Thank you, Sylvia :))
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More words to ponder Paula. Thank you 😀
I shall be back soon x
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🙂
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👍😀
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I went and looked up a few of these words. I do like your photos.
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Thank you very much. So glad that you do.
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I did not know any of these words! Had to look them up!! Great photos Paula!
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Thank you kindly, Aletta 🙂
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Where do you find those words. You really had me stumped with “saubulous” until I realised it’s a typo 😀
I love your photo of “interstice”, I think you found the perfect spot to place your camera. But I adore all your photos.
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Ooops.. thank you for telling me 🙂
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Wonderful photos with or without words. 🙂
janet
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Thank you kindly, Janet
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These are lovely photos and an interesting choice of words for a prompt. Dictionary time for me!
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Thank you, Suzanne.
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Great pictures, Paula. I particularly like your “interstice” – it looks unreal, almost.
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Thank you so much.
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I have found the photos I nee for this months Pick a Word Paula.
I love your photos so much, an inspiration for me xx
http://bushboy.blog/2019/03/10/pick-a-word-in-march/
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You are improving my vocabulary Paula! Glad to see you whenever! Hope you are well. ❤
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Oh, that’s a huge compliment dear Lisa. It’s a bit intense here now, but I hope for a calming time. ❤
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I hope things calm for you too! ❤
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Oh – did not see your new prompt until now! Love your photos – but I will have to study my dictionary for sure…Have a great week! I will be back.
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🙂 It’s always a pleasure to have you join, Ann-Christine. Thank you so much. xx
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My pleasure, entirely! Hope you are doing fine!
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Here’s mine…not altogether correct, but the best I could! Thank you for being there, Paula! Take care. https://lagottocattleya.wordpress.com/2019/03/11/thursdays-special-pick-a-word-in-march-y3/
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Beautiful images and a wonderful selection of words Paula! Here’s my first contribution: https://tranature.com/2019/03/11/haiku-a-drop-of-bliss/
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Thank you very much. I appreciate your entry 🙂
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My pleasure dear Paula 🤗💖 xxx
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I tried to interpret each word: https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2019/03/11/pick-a-word-in-march/
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And you did great :)))
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Hello again Paula, here is Eivor and Pearl’s contribution: https://whippetwisdom.com/2019/03/12/haibun-shifting-sands-2/
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Wonderful! Thank you 🙂
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Stunning choices, Paula!
Here are mine:
http://unavistadisanfermo.wordless.com/2019/03/13/thursday's-special-pick-a-word-in-march-Y4
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Thank you, Anna.
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Fabulous photos and challenging themes, Paula. Hope you are well Tx
https://tishfarrell.com/2019/03/14/thursdays-special-desert-dawn/
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Thank you, dear Tish. I love your entry. xx
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Wow, Paula. You have come up with some fascinating words for March. And as always you photos are wonderful. Here is a corniculate from my recent trip to Africa. https://3rsofretirement.com/2019/03/25/pick-a-word-for-march-corniculate/
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Thank you, Marie, for your wonderful entry. I am so glad that you like the challenge.
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Thanks. I don’t know how you come up with your words but they are always fabulous.
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🙂
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That tree photo is is my favourite. I want to go under there and write.
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