A mountain of #writephoto prompts have gone through and I’m going to pick and choose for a while, just to get back in the swing of posting again. And stick to nice short haikus, then maybe some short fiction later.
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A mountain of #writephoto prompts have gone through and I’m going to pick and choose for a while, just to get back in the swing of posting again. And stick to nice short haikus, then maybe some short fiction later.
The Cheshire Bunny is my take on this week’s #writephoto prompt from KL Caley at New2writing.com. It’s also my second AtoZ post for C! Here’s the photo: If you saw last week’s you’ll know that I’m in a little run
The Table in the Woods is the #writephoto prompt from last Thursday. Many thanks to KL Caley for such an interesting picture! You can find many marvellous offerings by other people at New 2 Writing, KL’s website. She does a
My Neptune fishing haiku today is inspired by KL Caley’s picture for the #writephoto prompt – published last Thursday. I’m having trouble keeping up at present. I just uploaded the final Messenger Misadventures file to the Princelings of the North
KL Caley at New 2 Writing is carrying the fire — taking on the #writephoto weekly photoprompt, devised and run by Sue Vincent for over 5 years. Of course we miss Sue’s input, but she said on her blog announcement:
Memory was the #writephoto prompt from 27 February 2020. Last week I hoped Sue’s eyes would improve to enable her to blog again. This week she wrote what she thought would be her Last Post, since the failing eye is
Returning was the returning writephoto challenge from Sue Vincent in January. I caught up with the second one. Now Sue is having eye trouble and has had to skip blogging for a while till that’s sorted. I know how close
Deeper and deeper into the mire of work backlog… it’s WEP week, so I wasn’t ready to do a second flash fiction in response to Sue Vincent’s #writephoto prompt. Apart from the WEP flash fiction for Wednesday, which I’ve been
Book blurbs in haiku form is maybe not the most obvious way of summarising one’s output. The idea came from Librarything. I joined Librarything several years ago, and used to post my reviews there, until I came up against a
Updating my biography was a topic I promised when it came to J for Jemima. But Tuesdays used to be when I did haikus and I promised some during the A to Z Theme Reveal. I like doing haiku, although
Ornithology is the study of birds; I’ve taken an interest in it all my life. I suppose we just used to notice garden birds, but if we went for walks, or had seaside holidays, my parents would name birds without it being anything
Environment haiku Safe in green spaces; Oceans devoid of plastic; Dreams are not enough. My environment haiku plea today for everyone to safeguard our world, and the habitats every creature depends on, for our safety, for our food security
I wanted to finish a book in order to review it inside the author’s launch timescale, but I got to the first page on the train and felt the need to rest… well, I had already finished two on that journey,
Whether sun or snow Bedecks your halls, I send you Seasons Greetings all! Have a very happy holiday season, check out the Deja Vu Friday post, come back for the Midwinter’s Eve Giveaway Hop on Sunday, and enjoy your Christmas
It’s the last Tuesday Haiku – for a while, at any rate. I enjoy them, but I thought I’d take a break. The Tuesday Haiku I hope you enjoyed each one Since May of last year. As it happens, there’s