Eight - eloquently elongated elephants - emerge envious- ears eyes engaged, entertaining everyone, escaping echoing escalating elevators.
Each enjoyed eating everything except eclairs, especially edible Easter eggs eaten early evenings
English educated enemy emu’s - ended event- explaining each extremely efficiently
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Kelli Sheckler-Amsden
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Comments (3)
Lol, what's wrong with eclairs? Love this though. Love your description of elephants. You made this look effortless!
Nice one❤️
Interesting, fun & a little mind-bending. As always, well done!