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Friday, February 13, 2015

Characters Who Blog


Tomorrow is a very special day, a day devoted to flowers, and candy, and hearts, and of course . . . LOVE. And in honor of this very special, very commercial holiday, I thought I would give you a peak at the A to Z’s of what it’s like to be a symbol of love. Check it out!



I hope you enjoyed a little taste of alphabetic awesomeness. Don't forget that sign-ups for the April Blogging from A to Z Challenge are going on right now! Join us on this awesome blogging adventure. And we're still looking for Minions to help us out, so if you're interested, please let us know in the comments below. 

Happy blogging everyone! And (early) Happy Valentine's Day!

A to Z Co-host S. L. Hennessy can be found blogging at Pensuasion.

12 comments:

betty said...

This was cute to read! Good theme for Valentine's Day tomorrow! Hope you have a good one!

betty

Anonymous said...

This minion can try to help! Let me know what it is about :)

Thanks!
Parul

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

I'm curious what S was...

Susan Gourley/Kelley said...

I've missed characters who blog. Haven't seen one for a while.

S. L. Hennessy said...

That's so sweet! I've loved coming up with all the different characters!

S. L. Hennessy said...

If you'd care to either send me your email address or email ME at hennesss@gmail.com, I'd love to give you more information about being a Minion. Thanks so much for your interest!

cleemckenzie said...

Ah, yes. Valentine's Day. Makes me feel very happy when this day arrives. I'm with Alex. Who was S? Sappho? Seems right. She was a Greek lyric poet.

Michelle Wallace said...

Happy Valentine's Day!

AJ Lauer said...

Sweet nothings, of course! ;)

AJ Lauer said...

Ooh that's a good guess too :)

Roland D. Yeomans said...

May your Valentine's Day been more sweet than bitter-sweet! :-)

D.G. Hudson said...

Just added my name to the list for the A to Z. I'll get started soon with prepping the posts or I'll not make it. . .