Rising to the Challenge!

Can you use these 7 words in one sentence?

Image by HARSHADMK from Pixabay

Despite having the collywobbles and excruciating crapulence, I hastily scurryfunged pre the annual family invasion — all-be-it lacking tittled precision and somehow ignoring the 6-weeker’s incessant vagitis, while cursing the teen’s unamusing natiform-styled griffonage plastered on a note excusing himself from the celebration… welcome to motherhood!

What’s with all this nonsense, you say?!

Maria Rattray tagged me in a writing challenge, and when I’m in the mood and mojo intact, I’m in!

Don’t Miss Out…Stand Out From The Crowd By Writing Just One Sentence

If you’re a slacker and didn’t investigate Maria’s story, the idea is to write ONE SENTENCE using a list of specific words provided.

The list is:

• natiform…meaning in the shape of buttocks
• vagitis…the cry of a newborn
• collywobbles…stomach pain, or queasiness
• griffonage…careless handwriting
• tittle…the dot above an ‘i’
• crapulence…sickness…