Lesson 720: Haepi Haeliwin

 Haepi Haeliwin, Readers!

Your greeting is written in phonetic transcription.

Lamppost Princess Ellen Louise 

is studying to be a speech therapist.

Check out her ghost shirt.

I learned how all the Halloween words looked

written this way.

She painted her pumpkins at home.

The speech department at Edinboro held a Trunk or Treat

last night.  Her car truck turned out so cute!

We'll have a phonetically sorted blog tonight

in honor of the phonetics class.

Weekend Quiz:

Let's see how many you can read.

Let me know your quiz score.

1.  PrITEE

The leaves sure are pretty.

They finally hit their peak.

2.  hORs

Fall is my favorite backdrop for  my neighbor's horses.

3.  KOHzee 

We've been making some cozy changes to the Lamp Post.

Some paint,

some new lights,

and new cabinet hardware 

have really spruced things up.

4.  flOR

Once again,

Eloise is having trouble with colors.

The cabinets and countertop are staying.

The appliances are chrome.

Input welcomed on the floor.

These are two of the Sam's Club choices,

and neither seems right.

5.  nAYchUR

The water droplets on the underside of this leaf

were stunning.

6.  dAHg

This is how my two nincompoops like to ride in the car.

We took them to the away football game last Saturday

in Greenville.

7.  PuPEE

They can't wait to meet their new puppy friend, Belle Rocky.

8.  buk

My dogs aren't well behaved while driving the highway,

so I sat in the back seat and read this book.

It even has a map in it!

9.  sUHn

Sam is fun for nicknames.

Samson,

Slammy,

and Samstring

are a few of my personal favorites.  

Now we just call him

Ringworm.

That's what it looks like if you haven't seen it before.

You treat it with this

and keep it covered.

That's it.

10.  gud nEIt

Good night, Readers.

Have a great weekend.

Eloise