Marvin Wilson practically dared me to do a blog on cheese, so I am. It won't be too long, since I'm asking you to hop over to my other post today. More on that later.
Okay, here's how you can apply cheese to characters in your books.
Sharp Cheese - A sharp-tongued, clever, sharp thinking person
Mild Cheese - A mild mannered person.
Spicy Cheese a/k/a Cheezy - Sexy, hot person.
Runny Cheese - A person all over the place, can't handle life.
CheeseHead - Wisconsin resident. (Don't get mad at this one. I happen to love Wisconsin. It's my second home where we have our summer cottage. Notice my sweatshirt in the left column of this blogspot.)
Can you think of other characters from cheese? Please share.
Also, if you never saw my post on initials, please check out my On Demand post at
http://bloodredpencil.blogspot.com/
Thanks,
Morgan
Nice job on my suggested analogy post, Morgan! Ahm - lesseee - how about a smelly, foul street person character - Limburger cheese?
ReplyDeleteSwiss cheese. A person whose ideas are full of holes.
ReplyDeleteHelen
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Love this post
ReplyDeleteLOL
ReplyDeleteHow about:
ReplyDeleteVelveeta - a smooth operator?
I once knew a guy who was constantly working on his looks - weights, Botox, hair plugs, etc, but still couldn't get dates. Would he be processed, Kraft singles?
Ha ha,
Gayle Carline
http://gaylecarline.blogspot.com
Funny post. Cream Cheese for a smooth talker?
ReplyDeleteJane Kennedy Sutton
http://janekennedysutton.blogspot.com/
Soy cheese - for the naturalist type?
ReplyDeleteL. Diane Wolfe
www.circleoffriendsbooks.blogspot.com
www.spunkonastick.net
www.thecircleoffriends.net
You're all coming up with some really good ones I didn't even think of. Wonder if there are any more out there?
ReplyDeleteMorgan Mandel