When I jumped in to this wonderful idea that CeeCi began, I knew that this day would come. It’s here “X Day”. Now I wanted to really try this one. Things I am grateful for that begin with X… Hummm… At first all I could come up with was xylophone but to be perfectly honest, while I am sure that the xylophone is a fine instrument, I am really not grateful for it. So here is my shot at it!
Xander- This is my son’s cat. And yes that is how you spell it. LJ was a big Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan and I believe he got the name came from that show.
X-rays – Very helpful invention. While it can’t exactly look into you soul it can give you a clear picture of injured bones and other potential problems throughout our bodies.
Xerses defeat – The Greeks beat this guy there by saving western culture. That’s kinda nice.
X-axis – As a math teacher, knowing about this does come in handy.
X-files – Now while I am a big TV fan I never watched the X-files but my sister is the biggest fan of the show ever. I have to be grateful for anything that gives her that much pleasure, even if I think she is a nut about it.
X-chromosome – I am very grateful that I have two. I couldn’t deal with a Y myself. I am also grateful for the half of the population that can personally deal with a Y-chromosome. I guess it takes all kinds.
Xanthippe – This was the nagging wife of Socrates. In other words she was a brat! One of our own!
Xerox – Now this one really makes my job easier! Although many times I have felt that the copier’s sole purpose was to teach me how to cuss!
Xmas – This one used to make me so mad until my dad explained that X was the Greek symbol for Christ. I still prefer to see Christmas written out because I don’t think everyone’s father explained this to them and I don’t want people appearing to X Christ out of Christmas. But as long as everyone understands…
What a smart bunch of bloggers we are! I learned all about xenodophy from Theresa, the Xerox Star from the coding queen SUZQ-t and now I can say I know the name of Mrs. Socrates and can be grateful to Xerses. I wonder what Paul. is going to wow and amaze us with...and I still have a couple of sites to visit. I'm going to bed much smarter tonight than when I woke up this morning.
ReplyDeleteUm, I'm with you about "Xmas" it bothers me too!
**Big Hugs**
♥ CeeCi
Great list, and I loved your gratitude for the x-chromosome! I don't think I could handle a Y, either... well, unless I'm handling the Coach's Y!
ReplyDeleteI just read your ginger tale, too. That was just tooo funny! I'll be back around soon... when things settle down a bit for me.
::Xtra special hugs:: SuZQ
You did really good! You're smart PK. I don't care what they say!
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Theresa
I really liked this list... great job... I'm one of those guilty of calling it Xmas... always have tended to shorten the word but not the true meaning... the giving spirit...
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Tiggs
Really good list PK! I got the king to, but I think I may have spelled it wrong. Now I'll have to go check!
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Great list PK, just a reminder dear girl, fly swatters have other uses.
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Paul.
Wonderful post! Thanks for your thoughtful comment on my blog also!
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CeeCi
ReplyDeleteWho knew we would learn so much when you started this!
Suzq,
Thanks for coming by! I hope your work slows down enough for you to write some! I miss you when you can't post often.
Theresa,
What WHO says??
Tiggr,
It's always the spirit that counts!
Maggie,
You can always assume that I spell things wrong!
Paul,
That's the nearest you have come to a threat! I'm honored!!
Spanky,
I really look forward to reading more of your work!
Elis
Very impressive!
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