SPORTS
Aquatic sport featured in the classic 1966 film, "Endless Summer"
surfing
This city where our founding fathers met celebrated its 1st Mother's Day in 1908
Philadelphia
An emergency could be a matter of this
life & death
An old name for a strong ale, now it's usually preceded by "egg"
nog
All insects hatch from these
eggs
Soccer was forbidden in 14th c. England as taking practice time away from this military skill
archery
The tallest building in this city is the Ala Moana Americana Hotel
Honolulu
From Greek for "word", it's a dictionary full of words
a lexicon
During WWII, some Dutch reportedly avoided starvation by eating the flowers & bulbs of this plant
the tulip
Of Tammette, Wynette, or Spraynette, Tammy Wynette's original middle name
Wynette
At 14,355' above sea level, the Tuctu golf course in this S. American country is highest in world
Peru
This city has the greatest number of both TV & radio stations in the U.S.
Los Angeles
In Bartlett's quotations, there are more citings under this word than any other starting with "L"
love
From Italian for "salt", this type of sausage often uses meat that's seasoned with red wine
salami
Only current U.S. coin to have a "likeness" of the same man on both the face & back
penny
A Winter Olympic event since 1964, it's French for "sled"
luge
This city is home to the Texas Ranger Museum & a 202-room hotel called the Crockett
San Antonio
Used as a watchdog because of its acute hearing, this breed started in Tibet over 800 yrs. ago
the Lhasa apso
Most Parisians wouldn't have the "Gaul" to serve this bread dish for breakfast
French toast
Next week on Thursday, what are we celebrating
A Hawaiian Luau
16 out of the last 20 table tennis competitions in men's singles have been won by these 2 countries
China and Japan
Ohio town known for the yearly return of the buzzards & a police chief who has been missing for a yr.
Hinckley
From Old German for "coarse cloth", this color is often a grayish green
loden green
Flavor of cake used in making a sachertorte
chocolate
Whose birthday was just 2 days ago? (I think)
Nancy Taylor!
Have a nice night!