X is usually one of the biggest challenges of the A to Z Challenge. We're fairly limited by the words within that letter range and often have to resort to gimmickry and clever thinking--often not very original, but what the hey.
So I'll just keep things simple and let you come up with your own ideas for this post.
Fill in the X leave your answer in the comments.
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Hey Good morning Lee, and this is the first time I made it to be the first commenter of the daily challenge. You are right X is always hard for me, but I worked on it a little yesterday so came up with a pretty good post. Can anyone relate to being an Xenophile?
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Barbie
Yes, it's a difficult letter, Lee! I haven't read anything by authors beginning with X, so my post today is a little bit different!
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I usually use collaborations for my X footwear posts (as in today's Fluevog X Anna Sui) https://repeatsamb.blogspot.com/2025/04/a-to-z-blogging-challenge-2025-x-is-for.html
ReplyDeleteX is one of my favorite days, and I try to visit as many blogs as possible just to see how folks handle it - always fun! My post is on “Xaipe.”
ReplyDeletehttps://deborah-weber.com/a-logophiles-ludic-musings-x/
This year my X was very easy! Xoloitzcuintle is a breed of hairless dog, and this name is even in English! Plus, its image was available on a postage stamp! They come in three sizes and are recognized by the AKC and shown in dog shows. (A to Z of Dog Breeds on Stamps)
ReplyDeleteNo trouble here! Donna: Click for my 2025 A-Z Blog
ReplyDeleteended up using the sound this time around.. https://www.ladyinreadwrites.com/exchange-makes-things-extraordinary-and-exciting/
ReplyDeleteHello. Inspired by Maria berg for this challenge, so late in the game. And the hardest letter too! Here is a haiku. https://erbiage.wordpress.com/2025/04/28/weeping-cherry/
ReplyDeleteLost the run of myself this morning and forgot to post here X-rays for me...
ReplyDeletehttps://how-would-you-know.com/2025/04/a-to-z-2025-x-rays.html
Wow… lengthy post but very entertaining. Will certainly had enjoyed his stay there and seemed to have made an impact on the children. I bet they were sad to see him leave. A great review was finally written for him instead of him having to write… which wouldn’t have felt right to him. I truly enjoyed the read.
ReplyDeleteNot sure how I ended up here as anonymous but I’m Jeanne Bryan Insalaco.
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ReplyDeleteVery easy this year for my folklore post as the deity's name starts with an X.
ReplyDeleteRonel visiting for A-Z Challenge Xochipilli: God of Fun and Flowers & My Languishing TBR: X #AtoZChallenge2025 #Books #Bookreview