I have read so many great A to Z Reflections, I decided to do a very short comment.
The creativity of so many people is astounding. I was remiss in reading lots of new blogs from the linky list. Work interferes with fun, and I'll be honest - I am lazy. When I get home from a day on the computer, I'm done with a keyboard. But I kept up with all of my faves (Annalisa, Robyn, Julie, Delores, Barbara, Al, Alex, and Hillary, and more) and enjoyed the variety of styles, characters, humor, and writing.
I am giving a special shout out to Sue McPeak for her hard work and energy.
Thanks to the whole A-to-Z coordinating team. They unite a huge blog world into an April fun frenzy. With all of the crazy in this world, this effort shows the power of the written word for good.
Special thanks to everyone for visiting Texas with me in Eye on Texas A to Z. We certainly poked into a lot of corners of this vast state.
Y'all come back now. All the best!!
Hope in the soul …
19 hours ago
Texas is one big place with lots of interesting things to see. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteand if you get a wild hair to visit, we are close to the airport - happy to welcome you
DeleteIt was great discovering you and your blog, Joanne and looking forward to learning more in the coming year about the life of a poet :)
ReplyDeletethanks. You are a new blog friend too and I shall keep reading your blog
DeleteThe best part about this? We get to "meet" so many wonderful people.
ReplyDeleteWho, if Mrs. Penwasser ever wises up and throws me out, will let me use their couch for a night or two.
Hopefully.
I bet you could tour the world that way. Sounds like you've got a pit stop in Texas, but it's a big state - we'll crank up the margarita machine for you.
DeleteGlad you enjoyed it! I made some new friends as well, including you.
ReplyDeletethanks. I've often read your blog but never commented much. You are famous!
DeleteI loved seeing Texas from your eyes, Joanne. Work got in the way for me too, on some of the days. Isn't the gentle return to normal blogging nice, though?
ReplyDeleteIndeed - but my "normal" blogging seems a tad dull. I'll have to come up with some summer heat to liven things by July.
DeleteI've enjoyed learning more about Texas, and watching your wonderful sense of humor shine through! Joanne, after all of your hard work on Old Broads, I know that you are definitely not lazy. You never give yourself enough credit. Thanks for the shout-out, and for making A to Z so much fun!
ReplyDeleteJulie
thanks. Your variety on A to Z was exceptional. We are a mutual admiration society.
DeleteCongratulations on making it through the A to Z. I enjoyed reading about the places in Texas even if I didn't have time to comment on every post.
ReplyDeletethanks much for the support. Back to "normal" now. Who knows what wacky stuff will post. And I always enjoy your poems, etc. - keep it coming.
DeleteHi, Joanne,
ReplyDeleteYAY.... you made it! Congrats! I certainly enjoyed the few posts I was able to catch about Texas... a fascinating state!
I agree with you. I didn't join the challenge but it was fun reading entries. One letter and so many ideas and unique inputs. It was fun journeying with the challengers. :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats!
Holy BigTex Eyeball....what a great ambassador for Small Towns in Texas with Oddball names you have been with your AtoZ Theme. It was so much fun to comment and add my two eyeball cents. I can't say enough how much I admire your witty way with words...I guess we see eyeball to eyeball on that style of writing....LOL!!! Anyway, THANKS for the pat on the back shout out...it's mucho mas appreciated.
ReplyDeleteSue at CollectInTexas Gal
AtoZ 2015 Challenge
Minion for AJ's wHooligans
I loved all the Texas cities I was able to read! You comment about the power of the written word gave me chills! Or was that the ceiling fan?! Glad you had fun with the Musical Memories and hope you enjoy Caneyhead on the regularly scheduled programming. ;)
ReplyDelete~ We made it!!! ~
Stopping in from Life & Faith in Caneyhead.
Hi Joanne - and I'm just visiting .. so way behind the times. It was fun seeing different parts of the Texas and learning a bit more. Thanks for the shout out ...
ReplyDeleteSue is an amazing bundle of energy - can't help but agree ... but will definitely be lurking again in September ... cheers Hilary