Welcome to the Wakefield Doctrine (the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers)
“Bella. She could fly when the mood struck her.”
She was Phyllis’ dog (as Ola was mine).
As much as dogs are referred to as being God’s gift to humanity, Phyllis (as Bella’s alpha) stood by her with a selfless dedication that such gifts deserve but don’t often receive.
“…since brevity is the soul of wit,
And tediousness the limbs and outward flourishes,” (Shakespeare’s ‘Omelet’ Act 2 Scene 2)
Best take the Bard’s advice and get this done.
1) Phyllis
2) Una
3) the Wakefield Doctrine
4) *(lol) The fun of the internet and the ease of accessibility it affords us to all sorts of things, including but not limited to a music video of a famous aria, complete with (translated) libretto.
5) bloghops:
Finish The Sentence Friday with Kristi and Kenya and a bunch of very talented writers killing the Photo Friday
Six Sentence Story Zoe speaking of ‘the soul of wit’ these guys rock the micro-flash fiction
the Ten Things of Thankful Josie and them
6) our host Josie Two Shoes
7) **Available Guest Grat Item.**
(If there is anyone reading this post who likes the idea of posting items of gratitude but, for one reason or another is not able to put together an entire post, send it in as a Comment and I’ll copy-paste it here.)
8) Sunday Supplement (check back tomorrow)
9) Sunday Supplicant (ask nice, now)
10) Secret Rule 1.3 (op.cit.; “…[t]he completion, either approaching or realized of a list of Ten Things constitutes a legitimate item (for said list) and may, achronistically, be appended , placed in or other{wise} be included on said list, (Loc. cit. TToT, 01-27-2018)
Click and join us…. really, go ahead!
