THEME: eleventh chapter titles of great books
GOOD ONES: Words creditors don't want to hear {& theme} CHAPTER ELEVEN
Is for more than one? ARE [used, but good]
Notebook owner USER [still haven't gotten used to this term for the machine I'm using to write this; I thought TEEN in school]
Pump part, perhaps STRAP [shoe, not machine]
BTW: Here, in Havana
ACA [but not in the USA]
Spoil rotten DOTE ON [it may spoil a person, and may even spoil him rotten, but to DOTE ON simply means to lavish affection upon --- in fact, it may even build up a delicate ego]
It hits the nail on the head PEEN [a peen (hammer head) does so only if the nailer is accurate; often it misses and mars the wood --- trust me]
I appreciated the references to the great experiences of my youth, and to do so this way is particularly creative.
RATING:
Three grins = Loved it; Two grins = Enjoyed it; One grin = A bit bland for my taste; One teardrop = Not much fun
