Sunday, January 8, 2012

El-Hoopa-Loopia-Letty-La

Below is a paragraph I found in my big hollow window seat packed with notebooks I filled as a child.  I wrote this when I was home schooled.  I'm not sure what age I was.  The story made me laugh out loud, however.  Take a look at these names. 

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Athena Elpozalaweeya, age eight, looked out of her pearl window.  Pearl window.  Nice.  She was a princess... a princess of the hidden nation, El-Hoopa-Loopia-Letty-La.  "Daddy has to go to war," she sobbed.  Athena was terribly sad.

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And that's all I had.  I love the name of her hidden nation, don't you?  El-Hoopa-Loopia-Letty-La.  I wonder what their national anthem sounds like.

God bless El-Hoopa-Loopia-Letty-La, land that I love........

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3 comments:

  1. Haha! That's awesome!
    I was wondering if you would ever be able to review some of my writing and give me a critique?
    Thanks!

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  2. Hey Emily, have you read a Kisses From Katie? If you have not, you should consider it. If you have, you should review it. :)

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  3. @Gabrielle: You are welcome to send me a piece of your writing and I'll tell you what I think. I'm no expert, however. I'm only a college student. My email is jacksfavoriteowner@yahoo.com

    @anonymous: One of my best friends recommended that book last night. I'll have to check it out. :)

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