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  1. Facts snow...
    Fiction, too slow!

    ~ Morning Wood’s Wrought Iron…
    ....Gate ~

    A periwinkle and a pewter pink pansy prune, corral, lasso.
    Winged hawk overhead caws, counts, caters.

    ~ What For ~

    1. A woman in tight jeans, pink cordorary shirt,
    & black turtleneck.
    2. TK.

    ~ wondering what Google ads might
    pop up, truely useful ones !*

    ~ Version One ~

    spanking
    equestrian instructor
    dressage
    crop
    black lace
    red silk panties
    noodle
    glide
    lick
    taste
    haste
    race
    steeple
    overture
    etude
    sonata
    coda
    chord
    polyphony
    midnight
    rain

    ~ Version Two ~

    *
    Opus 18.

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    Cocytus ~ One of the tributaries of the river Styx
    That, in Greek mythology,
    Flowed through the underworld.

    Cocuswood ~ A West Indian tree
    That yields a hard wood. Latin name: Brya ebenus.
    Also called West Indian ebony; the hard wood
    Of the cocuswood tree, which turns black with age
    And is used to make musical instruments,
    Backs of brushes, and inlays.
    Also called cocos wood.
    Also called Jamaica ebony.
    Also called West Indian ebony.

    Cocurricular ~ Something not
    Part of the official curriculum
    But complements it.

    Cocktail stick ~ A small pointed wooden
    Or plastic stick on which olives or cherries are placed
    In cocktails,
    Or small items of food, for example sausages
    Or cubes of cheese, served at a...

    [censored] tail party ~ A party where cocktails
    And light snacks are served
    Often taking place early in the evening
    Before another social event.

    [censored] tail ~ A drink that made up
    Of a mixture of different beverages,
    For example, fruit juice or soda and usually alcohol,
    And served iced or chilled; a light appetizer
    Before a main meal consisting usually of seafood
    Or fruit served with a sauce.

    [censored] tails~ A gathering
    Where alcoholic beverages are consumed
    Sometimes with light snacks, often taking place
    Early in the evening, before another planned event;
    Extra small
    Designed to be eaten as a snack
    With the fingers
    Or on a cocktail stick.

    Cockle shell ~ Also called cockle,
    A shell of a marine cockle, or any similar mollusk;
    A small, light shallow boat.

    [censored] horse ~ rocking horse
    Or a stick with an imitation horse’s head on one end.

    Cockapoo ~ A dog that is a cross
    Between a cocker spaniel and a small poodle.

    [censored]-a-leekie ~ A Scottish soup
    Made from a whole chicken and leeks
    And sometimes containing prunes.

    Cobblestone ~ A small rounded stone
    Used for paving streets.
    Also called cobble.

    Cobbler ~ A baked fruit dessert with a soft thick crust;
    An iced drink made of wine or rum.

    Cobble together ~ To assemble
    Or make something roughly and quickly.

    Cobalt ~ A tough brittle silvery-white metallic
    Chemical element found in iron, nickel, and copper ores.
    It is used to color ceramics and in alloys.
    Symbol, Co.

    Coat tree ~ A stand with hooks,
    Used to hang coats on.

    Coat of arms ~ A design on a shield
    That signifies a particular family, university, or city.
    A garment that is decorated with a coat of arms.

    The Book’s Shelf Hours ~ Afternoons, 3 pm to 5 pm, Monday,
    Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
    For lessons.
    On Friday, all day, 9 am to 5 pm.

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    Blog, or dog? Who knows.
    But if you see my lost pup, please ping me!
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