Alphabet Game

[d's girl]

First Category: Things to do with the outdoors.

First person posts a word that begins with "A", next person posts a word that begins with "B" & so on.

The person who posts the "Z" word comes up with a new category & begins it with a "A" word.

TWIST THROWN IN ON 9/9/10: We're on a category that begins w/an "A" - how about we start choosing categories alphabetically? So the next person who posts the "Z" answer chooses a new category that begins w/"B". '-)

As of 9/12/10, we've covered:

> Things to do w/the OUTDOORS

> SONG TITLES

> DELECTABLE FOOD

> ANIMALS

> SITCOMS

> KITCHEN UTENSILS (I loved that one, Chez! '-)

> ACTORS/ACTRESSES

> FAMOUS WOMEN

> FLOWERS

> PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES

> ANATOMY

> HISTORICAL EVENTS

> TRAVEL

> MUSICIANS

> BOOKS

> COLORS

> JOB DESCRIPTIONS

> TYPES OF FRUIT

> U.S. CITIES 

> HOME & GARDEN

> HOLIDAYS & TRADITIONS

> ARTISTS

> ATHLETES

> BOY'S NAMES

> COMMERCIALS/ADS

> DRUGS/MEDICATIONS

> ECO FRIENDLINESS

> ALL THINGS FRENCH

> GAGS

> RECIPES

>THINGS ITALIAN

> GIRLS' NAMES

> UNUSUAL FAMILY NAMES

[CaliforniaNow]

O - Of Mice and Men(bummer, but I liked the TV version with Robert Blake), John Steinbeck

while I'm at it, I'd like to change my "I" to Iberia, Jms. Michener - it's much better than The Idiot

[flippr 2.0]

P-Pet Sematary   Steven King

[CaliforniaNow]

Q - Quiet American, The by Graham Greene

[Westerly_2]

R - (The) Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam 

[CaliforniaNow]

okay, fifth times a charm; load, you sucker!

(The) Sea by John Banville

[Westerly_2]

(heh-heh)

T- Tom Jones, by Henry Fielding

[CaliforniaNow]

U - Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas (technically a play but whatever) (it was in a book when I had it)

[Westerly_2]

V - Vanity Fair, (which I never read, but I saw the paper book, with its purple and white cover, carried around the halls of my high school)

[CaliforniaNow]

W - Wind in the Willows

[Westerly_2]

X - xlibris, a publishing company, not a book. I can't think of a book. maybe you can.

[CaliforniaNow]

Youngblood Hawke by Herman Wouk

[Westerly_2]

Z - Zion, a poem  by Kipling

(I know I'm supposed to pick a category, but I'd like to give someone else a chance)