I've been plogging (poetry blogging) about nature, but before we get to that, let's play a round or two of the Match Game -- so DON'T look too far down the page At least not yet. The possible answers I came up with are down there.
Sooo...here's how we'll play -- you think of terms that go with either "__________ Nature" or "Nature __________" -- and then see how many of your answers match mine.
Set a timer for 3 minutes. Yes, you have just three minutes.
Now, don't look down from here -- at least not yet. Think of your answer(s) first -- and then look down later to see my answers. At that point you can compare your answers to mine. Okay? For now, I need to stall a bit so that there's a little more text so that I can put my answers down below in case your eyes wander. If you're reading this part of the text before you've come up with your answers, then STOP. Instead, come up with your answer(s) first. Get it. See -- this is the stalling part. I'm adding more text so that I can put my answers down below without you seeing them -- unless it's in your nature to cheat. Huh? Is it in your nature to cheat? I hope not. I trust not. I do believe if that you are reading this part, then you have already thought of your answer(s) so that we can play the game it was meant to be played.
Okay, enough stalling. I assume you've used your three minutes to think of your answers. So now I'm going to put the words I thought of -- and you see if the words you thought of match some or all of mine. Okay? Get it. Oh -- I'm still stalling a bit. I know how people's eyes can wander.
So here we go. I'm going to put my answers to "(Blank) Nature" and "Nature (Blank)" below -- in no particular order.
Here are my answers: mother nature; human nature; nature boy; good nature; nature conservency; nature center; naughty by nature; nature or nurture; second nature; freak of nature; forces of nature; crimes against nature; man vs. nature; nature trail; law of nature; and Top Ten References to Nature by Emily Dickinson.
Yes -- that's what I've been building up to: entries 6 and 5 in my "Top Ten References to Nature by Emily Dickinson." See my recent plog post (dated 8/30/13) for entries 10 - 7, but #6 is HERE and #5 is HERE.
I'll get to entries 4 to 1 on my "Top Ten" list soon. When "nature calls." HA! That's my last Match Game answer! "Nature calls."
Sooo...here's how we'll play -- you think of terms that go with either "__________ Nature" or "Nature __________" -- and then see how many of your answers match mine.
Set a timer for 3 minutes. Yes, you have just three minutes.
Now, don't look down from here -- at least not yet. Think of your answer(s) first -- and then look down later to see my answers. At that point you can compare your answers to mine. Okay? For now, I need to stall a bit so that there's a little more text so that I can put my answers down below in case your eyes wander. If you're reading this part of the text before you've come up with your answers, then STOP. Instead, come up with your answer(s) first. Get it. See -- this is the stalling part. I'm adding more text so that I can put my answers down below without you seeing them -- unless it's in your nature to cheat. Huh? Is it in your nature to cheat? I hope not. I trust not. I do believe if that you are reading this part, then you have already thought of your answer(s) so that we can play the game it was meant to be played.
Okay, enough stalling. I assume you've used your three minutes to think of your answers. So now I'm going to put the words I thought of -- and you see if the words you thought of match some or all of mine. Okay? Get it. Oh -- I'm still stalling a bit. I know how people's eyes can wander.
So here we go. I'm going to put my answers to "(Blank) Nature" and "Nature (Blank)" below -- in no particular order.
Here are my answers: mother nature; human nature; nature boy; good nature; nature conservency; nature center; naughty by nature; nature or nurture; second nature; freak of nature; forces of nature; crimes against nature; man vs. nature; nature trail; law of nature; and Top Ten References to Nature by Emily Dickinson.
Yes -- that's what I've been building up to: entries 6 and 5 in my "Top Ten References to Nature by Emily Dickinson." See my recent plog post (dated 8/30/13) for entries 10 - 7, but #6 is HERE and #5 is HERE.
I'll get to entries 4 to 1 on my "Top Ten" list soon. When "nature calls." HA! That's my last Match Game answer! "Nature calls."
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