The following example is one my dad and his dad made up together for a high school assignment way back when. He memorized it and randomly repeats it .
Slim Summerville slowly sauntered seaward. Several sailors suddenly seeing Slim's subconscious surroundings slyly stole Slim's shorts, socks, shoes, shirt.
Pretty cool, eh? I decided to add on to it with:
Suddenly, sleepless songbirds sang silly songs singularly seeking secure streets showing serenity.
My dad and grandfather came up with 19 words. I added a dozen more for a total of 31! Can you beat that? Can you make me laugh or groan? Let's set up some Contest Rules:
1. Make sure you are a follower on my blog. Standard stuff.
2. Put together a sentence or more that makes sense using first letter alliteration. Filler words are okay but they don't count. Be willing to let me post my favorites on my blog Monday January 30. Don't forget to come back to read them!
3. Send your name and entry to renaemackley@gmail.com by Saturday January 28, 2012 at 10 PM Mountain Standard Time.
4. If there are at least ten entries, I will publish the longest, funniest, worst, etc. of my choice. The overall Grand Prize winner will receive a prize--possibly something to do with quality chocolate.
So tell your friends and have fun with it! I can't wait to read them!
10 comments:
I'm all over this one.
Audacious Alligators actually acclimate acceleratedly after adorning argyle aprons and animal arms artistically altered, acutely arranged, and affixed against apexes along all appendages.
Whew! That was my try.
Wendy, that was Awesome! Thanks for playing.
Fun stuff. Decided to randomly do this while I ate lunch. Enjoy.:-)
Wow, this was hard... this is the best I can do:
Wicked, wild, witty witches waft wily wares Wednesdays wondering why witless wahoos would want winnowing wastewater without winter washstands.
Okay, so we have 4 good entries. I am enjoying all of them! Just need 6 more to make the contest a go. Whose next???
I love alliteration. Great contest. I've written mine as a book review for the old classic, She Sells Sea Shells.
She Sells Sea Shells by the Sea Shore sold seventy seven sizzling sagas sometime in September, satisfying selected socialites with several sanguine, saucy stories, soaring storyteller, Sally Sue Stevens sales somewhat skyward, sorry to say. Sadly, such sappy sequels should stay secret.
I've counted 37 "s" words.
That was fun,
Thanks,
Carolyn
Glad it was fun and the book review idea is clever. Thanks for playing, Carolyn.
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