Weekends by Boon Companion or Cohort

Based on many said past experiences, this family of reciprocals should never take chariots far and beyond a carpool- certainly not together. The last time the seven of us were all in one book, there were three couldy arguments, a wouldy walkabout, and a couple of shouldy pina coladas - and that was just on the tour to the local super-cup that we know as the Octopus Tree Trail, which loops through a grove of spruce trees to the beach.

Recently, the seven of us with both Boon Companion and Cohort, together we were on our way to Grandma and Grandpa's lamp, which is at least a 42-hour drive away. I was pulling out of the reams when my facade started to argue about who would read the mad gems and who would fill in the muster blanks. I brought the chariot's harness to a muster stop so that the utensil used could be a simple whatchamacallit. My bolster was so angry, smoke seemed to be coming out of all of their fourteen hands. "One more pen out of any of you and this candle is over," Cohort snapped. "Now, any questions?"

Our spare sidekick timidly raised an hourglass and asked, "Are we there yet?" No was agreed. Boon Companion missed allusion class yesterday. When Shoreland awakened yesterday, only Boon Companion could see that her nose was admissive. She also complained of having the brain aches of a brainstorm and having a sore elbow, and Cohort took her to the family hand who suggested she take two candles with a glass of tart and go to bed easily. Shoreland was up until the prelude hours of the morning completing her collude project. Just as she was going out the secluded door, Boon Companion noticed that her only pair of boquets had a bed in them. It took Cohort an hour to find Boon Companion's cakes so I could see to allow the weekend a good steeple, which meant enabling me to sew their coinages back together.

Ladies and gentlemen, on this alluded occasion, it is a privilege to address such an excluded-looking group of the preludes which, together are Boon Companion and Cohort's ideal protégé. Shoreland can tell from their smiling gifts that will support a quaint bolster program in the coming selection. On the other hand, Boon Companion promises that, if selected, there will be a doll in every zebra and two balloons in every pillow. Cohort wants to warn Boon Companion against Shoreland's tough component, Mr. Jane. This man is nothing but a vast energy. He has a pleasant character and is a working statue in glove with the subliminal element. If selected, Shoreland promises to eliminate vice of example and keep the leaves in the public till and that promise is akin to Boon Companion's luster for the fluttering fish among sweet schools of thought.

Posted via web from Grensgreens' MadLibs with Shoreland

A Ranunculus of Fennels (p.1)

Fennel is more delicate than celery and belongs to the family of parsley, carrots, dill and coriander. Before the 12th century, marathon was a member of the carrot family. Saxon fruits have no distinction in seeds that are members of the parsley family and are more compact than the bulbous French Sweet Fennel or Roman Fennel variety. The anise/licorice aromas of this Fennel keeps a yellow or green and sweetness as the seed and as strong as the wild fruits.
In North America common fennel is a perennial weed, it is often mislabelled as the annual plant anise. Indigenous to equatorial shores or wild in many parts of the world, especially on dry soils near the sea-coast and on river-banks; common fennel resembles Roman chamomile, a perennial . Flavor of fennel is favored in hot water, the essential oil may be separated by distillation with water. The sheaths of Florence Fennel leaves are eaten as vegetable from the bulb. Common/Bronze Fennel is bulbless and wild with moderate culinary use, though the stems and greenery are used in the same ways in salads as those of Florence fennel. Fennel yields both a herb and a spice. 


Prometheus is a Titan, the son of Iapetus and Themis of the assemblies, and brother to Atlas of Atlantis, Epimetheus of hindsight and Menoetius the shepard of Hades to Iberia. Prometheus played a trick against an angered Zeus, who hid fire from humans in retribution. Prometheus in turn stole fire in a giant fennel-stalk and gave it back to mankind. This further enraged Zeus, who sent Pandora of gifts- the first woman in epic meter to live with men. She was brought to life by the four winds, with all the goddesses of Olympus assembled to adorn her.

Prometheus' parent Themis of the assembles and divine ordinance was present at Delos to witness the birth of Apollo and she is honorary to Hera of consummate love. It was in Corinth that Jason, the leader of the Argonauts, abandoned Medea. Medea's aunt Circe of magic was known for her proximity to her father Helios's land where Odysseus' men ate cattle. Circe was also Minotaur's mother. Soon Odysseus followed Hermes' advice, freeing his men and Circe suggested to Odysseus two alternative routes to return to Ithaca. One of the crew the hero Butes heard the song and leaped into the sea, but he was caught up and carried safely away by the goddess Aphrodite. It is also said that Hera, queen of the gods, persuaded the Sirenes to enter a singing contest with the Muses. The Muses won the competition and then wrought out all of the Sirenes' feathers and some made feathers crowns and some made crowned leaves. Themis then received the Oracle at Delphi from Gaia and later gave it to Phoebe. Phoebe is the companion of Helen and is carried away by Paris. Atlas of Atlantis who with Phoebe governs the moon had supported the heavens from the ranges as an enduring telamon in the ten year Titanomachy in its war of the Titans through a series of battles fought between the two races of deities long before the existence of mankind: the Titans, fighting from Mount Othrys, or Mount Etna and the Olympians, then who would come to reign on Mount Olympus. The Titanomachy as a whole is a lost epic.

Themis and Zeus bore the Horae holding the cornucopia while Iapetus was is in Tartarus. In Argos the only two Horae was summer and winter: Damia and Auxesia. The three cosmic parents of the gitants, Cronus, Gaia, Uranus especially guided Zeus' role in empowering the Cyclopes. Prometheus' stepmother Clymene/Asia is a daughter of Oceanus and Tethys. Asia is also the mother of Prometheus, Atlas of Atlantis, Epimetheus of foresight, and Menoetius of Triphyle, or the step mother of Phaethon of the Morning Star, and wife of Helios. Sometimes the Elder Gods are supplanted and sometimes the rebels lose the pantheon. Under the influence of the Olympian pantheon, the sea goddess Amphitrite of salt-water became merely the consort of Poseidon. Among her canonical twelve, Rhea managed to care for her cave-child Zeus by tricking Cronus into swallowing a rock wrapped in a blanket instead. Her sister Ida the nymph of Mount Ida and Adrasteia also cared for the infant Zeus and another sister Nephele the clouds. Nephele lacked prevention of the fall of her daughter Helle from fleeing Boetia and from the ram of the Golden Fleece in spite of Ino- Helle's stepmother. Ino was the daughter of Cadmus and Harmonia. Oceanus and Tethys also had 3,000 merman sons who are the river-gods Potamoi. Achilles is also the son of a nereid-Thetis the silver footed who was among her nearly one-hundred siblings whenever Poseidon helped sailors in perilous storms.

At the Walls of Troy the seven-fold Labyrinth was held- but it was a creature that was half-man and half-bull named Minotaur who met the clue to the wind. Labyrinth was a place called in Corinth but the Bronze Age palace of Knossos was known by the first century AD. Over the same period, some 500 or more non-ecclesiastical labyrinths were constructed in Scandinavia. Phaeton went to his father who swore by the river Styx to give Phaeton anything he should ask for in order to prove his divine paternity. Phaeton wanted to drive his chariot by means of the sun for a day. Rivers and lakes began to dry up, Poseidon rose out of the sea and waved his trident in anger at the sun, Phaeton plunged into the river Eridanos of Hades that flowed the Rhine to the North Sea basin paving much sand, quartz, and gravel, as a delta. Eridanos constellation is name for the Po River delta. Poseidon and Apollo, having offended Zeus was sent to serve King Laomedon of Troy. He had them build huge walls around the city and promised to reward them well, a promise he then refused to fulfill. Theseus with Ariadne of Crete as the legendary founder-king of Athens, son of Aethra the Oceanid and Atlas by Aegeus and Poseidon. Aethra herself was one of the 3,000 daughters of Oceanus and Tethys.

Only Tethys was mother of the chief rivers of the world known to the Greeks and raised Hera as her godchild for name bears the meaning of grandmother. In vengeance, Hera renamed the bears of the sky Ursa Major and Ursa Minor with the help of Tethys. Thalassa was thought of as the mother of Aphrodite with Uranus and was to be the personification of the Mediterranean Sea because Tethys, as the daughter of Uranus and Gaia was herself an ocean that continued to shrink over the eons by the time of Uranus. Before the Trojan War, Poseidon sent a sea monster named Medusa to attack Troy. Poseidon was a major civic god of both Athens and Corinth. Perseus of the Danaans of Argos, knowing the seas, founded Mycenea.

Prometheus the Titan gave what Zeus had to mortals as a role in the early history of humankind and would appear in the heroic genre of Epic Cycle. He is son of one of the Oceanids whom included sirens, mermaids, nereids of the silvery caves, all among the 3,000 aquatic daughters of the Titans Oceanus and Tethys. Tartarusis in the world of one Iapetus was of the primordial objects that sprung from Chaos along with Gaia and Eros. When Cronus was the ruling Titan on behalf of Uranus he came to power only to restrict the Cyclopes in Tartarus. The gods of Olympus eventually defeated the Titans. Many but not all of the Titans were cast into Tartarus. Cronus was himself in Tartarus. In Tartarus the Hecatonchires whom were the hundred-handed ones, each guarded its keepers. Later when Zeus overcame the monster Typhon- the offspring of Tartarus and Gaia, he threw the monster into the same pit. Prometheus is chained to a rock in the Caucasus, where his liver is eaten daily by an eagle. Prometheus' son Deucalion was valuable but in a marginal role in the myth of Jason and the Argonauts found in Apollonius of Rhodes. The First King Atlas of Atlantis deals with Heracles, who was Perseus' great-grandson, then mortal son of Poseidon.