I just had to know my title. Zorra's is better. It contains "Goosnargh on the Carpet," which I'm sure The Boy must have done at some point.
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The Typist says I'm definitely Ebullient. I think I'm past the Puddleston stage, though, and I'm a little confused about the St Droop thing. My ears are very pointy. Molly, are you sure this one isn't yours?
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I love it! But what does ebullient mean?
My ears don't droop, exactly. They lie gracefully and velvetly against my head. How does that sound?
Her Most Serene Highness Lady Julie the Educated of Lardle Midhoop
Interesting....
Wow, Julie! What's a Lardle?
Hey Molly, Ebullient means "Having or showing liveliness and enthusiasm." I bet you're ebullient, too.
The Typist did hers over and over until she got Marchioness Typist the Recumbent of Hopton Goosnargh so she could be just a little like Zorra. That, and she's sure she's accidentally hopped on goosenargh at some point in the last two years.
By the way, The Alpha thought it was pretty flippin' sweet that his title is Emperor John the Mad of Hope End.
Hey Cub--I got my own Blogger account but it won't let me post. So I still have to depend on mom. I made too many typos last time I tried.
Mom hurt my feelings with her smart alec remarks about goosnargh on the carpet. I never.
Are you usually ebullient? I think serene and introspective suit me better--until it's time to walk!
I remain, most Venerable Lady,
Your humble servant,
Her Most Serene Highness Lady Amie the Introspective of Frome Valley
Teehee, too funny.
Abi
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