X is for X?

Traditionally, in the Alphabiography Challenge, X is one of the harder chapters to write, mostly because there just aren't a lot of words that begin with X! Even so, I think I've found some pretty good topics over the years:

X is for X Xing Xs

X is for X-men

X is for eX-tra Sensory Perception (and X-ray)

X is for X Marks the Spot

And this year, I was especially impressed with a couple of my students' ideas, although clearly it was a challenge for many.

X is for Xenodochy

Xenodochy is the extending of hospitality towards strangers. It really isn’t common to see xenodochy today, but it was quite common in Ancient Greece.

AND

X is for Xantus’s Murrelet

I have never seen a Xantus’s Murrelet because I have never been to California’s southernmost waters.

Life Lesson: Do what it takes to get it done.