The prompt for today is Lanigerous
How many ways you can find to interpret the prompt? Will this prompt may have you feeling sheepish? This can field many ideas that I hope our photographers will find and I know our writers will be able to find the right words to weave into this prompt.
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?? On line dictionary can’t find it. Finds this: lanuginous. Is that the same thing?
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Lanuginous is covered in a downy soft hair.
Lanigerous is wool bearing
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I may have to use both. Irresistible.
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With langerous and ludicrous and lecherous.
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…well, has to do with sheep, right?
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Yes
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I had to look it up (surprise!!). It had to be a prompt coming from an Australian, naturally. I’ll think of something special – I’ll have to, since my last name means “wool” in German. 🐑
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Fabulous 🙂
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Brian, Brian, Brian. Seriously? “Lanigerous”? I don’t even know how to pronounce it, much less to fit it in a post. Tsk, tsk, Brian.
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Knowing you Fandango you will 🙂 🙂
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