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This week's prompts are:
1. soul
2. brilliant
3. breakfast
4. winter
5. moon
February 06, 2024
Words for Wednesday Prompts - Feb 7, 2024
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This week's prompts are:
1. soul
2. brilliant
3. breakfast
4. winter
5. moon
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I'm working on it and will be coming back to link up.
ReplyDeletemessymimi: I'm looking forward to what you will come up with.
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Thank you for these words. My story will be on my blog on Friday.
ReplyDeleteRiver: I'm looking forward to see what you will come up with.
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Her soul usually offered a brillant (very bright) light on the world … a little like the moon on a clear winter's day …
ReplyDeleteJust at the moment she felt dulled and out of sorts – perhaps breakfast would help … and once that important meal of the day had been consumed she'd feel better.
Heres' to health … and thank you Lissa for putting these on for us.
Cheers Hilary
Hilary Melton-Butcher: I'm sorry, I have misspelled brilliant and has corrected it although my spellcheck didn't seem to catch that.
DeleteI'm like her, I need breakfast before I can think. Great use of the prompts.
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Have fun -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteChristine: I hope we all do. Thank you for coming by. Have a lovely day.
DeleteMy soul soared at the brilliant sunshine as I ate breakfast. Winter days... the sun could be in short supply. And yet a winter moon had its onw beauty.
ReplyDeleteGreg: This is lovely. I like how you used the prompts.
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I wrote a shortie. Anso published on my blog.
ReplyDeleteAfter some soul searching Sue had a brillant idea. After breakfast she would suggest a winter holiday, where she and Bill went night skiing under the full moon.
Charlotte: I read your shortie. It was good use of the prompts. Sorry about the misspelling.
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I ran a spell check after posting here - of course - and it caught it, so now it's corrected on my blog.
DeleteThanks for the Words.
My take on the prompts is here: Fiction: Fiction: The Insomniac Nighthawk
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day, everyone.