photo courtesy of Reuters A woman sweeping up after the protests in 2.8.18 Pegman takes us to Zimbabwe this week. DIG DEEP Radio : ' Protests are erupting in Zimbabwe. Reporting from Harare : angry crowds... Continue Reading →
Do you want to have a go at Dawn's end of year 'Attitude of Gratitude' challenge ? An alternative to New Year's Resolutions. Click on the link to Dawn's blog to learn more about the challenge. It's an invitation to... Continue Reading →
PHOTO PROMPT © Car la Bicomong Rochelle's challenge this week is prompted by a magical scene. Can you write a story in 100 words ? Here's mine. SUNSET AND DREAMS The sky melts into a muted... Continue Reading →
photo courtesy of J Hardy Carroll Rochelle's challenge this week is provided by the intriguing photo of an abandoned prosthetic leg. Here's my 100 word take on it. THE PRICE 'The traffic, it's so noisy, the roar hurts my ears.... Continue Reading →
photo courtesy of Rochelle Wisoff=Fields Rochelle's photo prompt this week is of a beautiful cut glass bowl, that inspired my 100 word story. Who Broke In ? Well Detective Burran, what do we glean from this crime scene ? Apartment... Continue Reading →
PHOTO PROMPT © Karen Rawson Rochelle's challenge this week, is Karen's intriguing photo prompt - what is this place ? You have a 100 words to respond. Greek Stories Penny: 'The clock measures my solitary time - another day, year,... Continue Reading →
Rochelle's challenge this week is to write 100 words prompted by Fatima Fakier Deria's photo. A serene garden scene, patio shaded by a spreading cedar tree. PHOTO PROMPT © Fatima Fakier Deria The Peaceful Patio I watch Amy's face as... Continue Reading →
Twittering Tale #67 – 16 January 2018 – “The Tree” Photo by veeterzy at Pexels.com https://katmyrman.com/2018/01/16/twittering-tale-67-the-tree-16-january-2018/ Kat's photo prompt this week, to inspire us to write a 280 character tale, is of a gnarled and ancient tree. Here's... Continue Reading →
Start-rite Shoes Seeing this 1950's poster recently sent me spirally down the rabbit hole of memory into childhood, an Alice tumbling down into her Wonderland. I feel a stab of poignancy, of protectiveness for the smallness of the little boy... Continue Reading →