WPC: Dialogue
Inspired by this week’s Photo Challenge: Dialogue For this week’s challenge, bring together two of your photos into dialogue. What do they say to each other?
Inspired by this week’s Photo Challenge: Dialogue For this week’s challenge, bring together two of your photos into dialogue. What do they say to each other?
Weekly Writing Challenge: This week, we ask you to invent (or reinvent) a creation myth. In the beginning, long before the serpent tempted Adam and Eve, before Prometheus gave fire […]
Writing 101: Day Eight. – Write a post without adverbs. Maggie trudged down the dusty road with her tired feet and her aching back. Sweat poured from her bronzed forehead as […]
I am a night owl. It’s been a perennial source of problems in my life. To start with, as a child, I always went to bed late. That meant being tired […]
This is in response to this week’s Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge As I was being driven downtown yesterday, I spotted this runner on the same overpass on which we […]
This is in response to the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Monument. I live in the very center of the site of the American Revolution of 1775. I took these shots […]
Remember your first crush? I have not been blessed with romantic partners. All my liaisons, boyfriends, and husband have not been gifted by Cupid. While I have always been the […]
It rained last Tuesday night. The lights created such a hazy effect I knew I had to take some pictures. I grabbed my phone and voila. Even the droplets were […]
This sign had us all in giggles. We were about to play mini-golf when we turned the corner and saw this: http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/11/22/photo-challenge-unexpected/
We drive by here about once a month to visit a shop for specific ethnic foods. This sign must always have been there, but they recently trimmed the tree around […]
Mini-roses (potted plant)~ I received this lovely birthday gift from my department-mates last week. I shall enjoy these blooms through the winter months. http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/11/15/weekly-photo-challenge-layers/
Labrish = gossip, chit-chat. Everyone who has lived in Jamaica or who hangs around Jamaicans will notice that we speak in a corrupt form of English when we are among ourselves. It’s a dialect derived from a combination of Irish, English, and West African words and accents. There is no […]