 "H" for Happy ~ Ink Drawing – © 2012 Dora Ficher
Info about the letter “H” : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H My favorite “H” word is Heidi and then Happy, which also means: delighted, pleased, in high spirits or satisfied with something. Would love some more “H” words!  "G" for Gratitude ~ Ink Drawing – © 2012 Dora Ficher
Info about the letter “G” : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G Today I chose the word : Gratitude, which also means thankfulness, gratefulness, or appreciation is a feeling, emotion or attitude in acknowledgment of a benefit that one has received or will receive. I chose this word because…there is so much that I am grateful for! What are your favorite “G” words? You can write them below in the comments section. Happy Holidays to all!
 "F" for Family ~ Ink Drawing – © 2012 Dora Ficher
FYI: History of the letter F: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F My word for “F” is Family. My definition of Family is: People in your life who you may be related to by blood, or choice, and whom you generally agree to accept no matter what. What is your ”F” word?  "E" for Exquisite ~ Ink Drawing – © 2012 Dora Ficher
I have been learning many new things about “Letters” as I do my alphabet letters. This is what I learned about the letter “E“: The letter “E” is one of the most versatile letters in the English alphabet! (See – we’ve already used it!) It is the most commonly used letter in no less than eleven languages. “E” is derived from the Greek letter Epsilon, which was used for many of the same purposes as the letter that we use today. Due to the Great Vowel Shift—a mysterious change in pronunciation in the English language—the letter is pronounced in two varieties: long (such as in the word bee) and short (like in the word bell). Every educated English student must examine E for etymology (that is, history) and exercise (that is, use)! The word I chose for ”E” is “Exquisite” meaning “Of extreme beauty” “Delicately beautiful” “Lavishly elegant and refined” Would love to see what words you choose. Leve them down in the “Reply / Comments” area. Happy Friday my friends! Great weekend to all!
 "D" for Dancing ~ Ink Drawing – © 2012 Dora Ficher
“Dancing” : An artistic form of nonverbal communication “Dancing” : Move in a graceful and rhythmical way What other words begin with “D“ ? I would love to hear your words. Go to the comments section and share some words. Have a great Day!  "C" for Curious ~ Ink Drawing – © 2012 Dora Ficher
I am dedicating the “C” to my Cool Creative Coach and friend Cynthia Morris . “Curious”, inquisitive, persons who show a marked desire for information or knowledge. “Curious” most often implies an avid desire to know or learn. What other words begin with “C“ ? I would love to hear your words. Go to the comments section and write some words down. Have a great “Curious” Day!  "B" for Balance~ Ink Drawing – © 2012 Dora Ficher “Balance” has many different definitions. Here are 2 of my favorites: Balance: the harmonious integration of components in an artistic work. Balance : mental or emotional steadiness. What other words begin with B besides Balance? Go to the comments section and write some words down. Happy weekend!
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