Hopefully, I can get away with just a yellow card after accidentally missing Monday's post. I hope you all forgive me.
It was a crazy full day, from an out-of-sorts morning, to homeschool co-op classes with extras like yearbooks and class lists for next year, to an afternoon of curriculum planning with my youngest (I like to let my kids help me pick their lessons, within reason), back to a special, formal event at our co-op, the Premier, One-Night-Only showing of The Lady of the Earrings, a parody on the works of Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Lewis Carrol, and other modern fantasy/dystopian films created by the performing arts class (my oldest was in there). It was a red carpet event with every "Hollywood" detail added by the teacher, including a crew of kid paparazzi, and funny interviews with the stars in full "Hollywood" character, and dressed in evening gowns from the Goodwill. It was a wonderful night that ended late, and when my head hit the pillow I didn't even dream of A to Z. (sorry)
So, hopefully, you all just gave me a yellow warning card, and not a black card, which would kick me out of the tournament of A to Z.
Zeck: To deliver a slight hit with the weapon when in close combat. A distracting hit or provocation. This term is found at ARMA's site under Medieval German Martial Terms. The problem is, I'm not sure if it's a slight hit weapon-on-weapon (which makes the most sense), or if it's a slight hit on the opponent, which could be more than just a distraction.
Oh, and here's a few clips from Zorro (my original Z):
Happy A to Z!
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