Old Weather Forum

I quess that someone could make up a

sonnet

about the nekton Martins heroic swimming prowess.

I asked chatGPT to write the sonnet:

Beneath the sky where twilight’s hues ignite,
The pine martens embark with purpose clear,
Their slender forms, aglow in fading light,
Slip through the woods, their destination near.

A river wide, with currents deep and bold,
Lies in their path, a challenge to their quest,
But undeterred by water's icy hold,
They dive right in, their courage manifest.

Through swirling depths, they swim with grace and flair,
Their tiny paws propel them through the wave,
For on the other side, a prize so rare—
A bonnet bright, their fashion sense to save.

Emerging wet, yet joyous in their plight,
They don their bonnets, radiant in the night.

Brilliant.

Now we need someone (or AI?) to (s to i)

intone

the sonnet

That could be a (-i)

tonne

of work finding someone to intone your sonnet.

something (n for y)

toney

please

For a bit of variety, how about some koto music to accompany a (-y, +b)

bento

lunch?

A bento lunch served in an (t for y)

ebony

box?

Is Bento one of those dishes which is very (mix)

boney?

I would expect everything to be (y to d)

boned

to make it easier to eat

when you get your bento don't forget your (e for i)

bidon

Your lunch might include (+u)

boudin

Be careful eating to much Black pudding, you may get (-i)

bound

up.

(I can eat Black puddings, but don't really like White puddings.)

Where do black puddings (+a)

abound?

I've not had any.

According to https://www.thefreedictionary.com,

boudin

is a French version of a black pudding. I haven't had that, but I have had, and enjoyed, boudin blanc which are presumably the French version of a white pudding.

Is there a (+e)

Bedouin

version?

There is an (+l)

unboiled

version but I would not recommend it.

I'm guessing that it doesn't contain (d to m)

nobelium

Please, no. How about garnishing your serving with some (+c)

columbine

flowers?