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    Post: If a trait was a food?????....

    Posted by L. Trying on 1/18/09

    I'm just playing with the idea that each trait might be
    equated to a food.

    Sentence fluency=shoe lace licorice....long flowing, smooth
    Word choice = pickles, great variety and flavours, beet,
    dill, onion, garlic, OR is would Jelly Bellies be a
    better example of the great variety and floavours of
    words??
    Organization is like crackers and cheeze with an olive on
    top........specific ways to serve.

    Any other thoughts out there???


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  • If a trait was a food?????...., 1/18/09, by L. Trying.
  • Re: If a trait was a food?????...., 2/08/09, by michael.
  • Re: If a trait was a food?????...., 3/15/09, by Alison/Aus.
  • Re: If a trait was a food?????...., 6/22/09, by Miss J.

     
     

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