A to Z challenge

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Here's the rules:
1) 100 words or 1 graphic for each letter of the alphabet.

It's that easy.
And perk of the alphabet you know what's coming if you want to get ahead of it. There is no need for your work to all connect. There is no need for them to be in order.

Like the Numbers challenge, if you are stuck or would like a random word to use, poke me and I will provide.


Now everyone give me a

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It feels like the 15th Monday of the month!

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How are you all doing?

I'm hating work, but I do feel like I'm controlling the things that I can. And with everything that is happening, I'm taking that win.

I have finished 2 knitting WIPs, which is very exciting, and I've knitted a month's worth of rows on my 2023 temperature blanket (yes, 2023). I've also written drabbles every week day for the last 2 weeks trying to do a character study and have over 4500 words. This feels awesome!!! Especially since I didn't write 1000 words last year.

I have, however, bought new yarn despite saying I was going to do the WIPs and 3 other projects. And then, of course, I have planned my 2024 blanket and my 2025 mood blanket so there is more projects, but the yarn won't be purchased until I start the last of the now 4 projects (does that make sense?).

Anyway, back to the comm:

Big Buddy should be at 87% today. How are you all doing?

Flash challenge: "IT'S SO FLUFFY! Do with it as you will.

The long challenge is the WIP Push. How are you doing with those? Even if they are other projects. How are your knitting WIPs?

Go forth and take a look at the challenges that have posted in the last week and let something inspire you.

And Reminder - Update your numbers as the month ends soon!

Word of the Day 01/27/25 Telaesthesia

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Telaesthesia (noun)
telaesthesia [ tel-uhs-thee-zhuh, -zhee-uh, -zee-uh ]

noun
1. telesthesia.

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telesthesia [ tuhl-uhs-thee-zhuh, -zhee-uh, -zee-uh ]

noun
1. sensation or perception received at a distance without the normal operation of the recognized sense organs.

Other Words From
tel·es·thet·ic [tel-, uh, s-, thet, -ik], adjective

Origin: First recorded in 1880–85; tel- + esthesia

Now YOU come up with a sentence (or fic? or graphic?) that best illustrates the word.