Monthly Archives: March 2012
The Gallery: Extreme Close Up
This post is in response to the prompt here. First, a little (true) story… RIGHT, you lot. A bit less noise. Thank you. Now then. A little quiz. Jotters out. Let’s go for it. Question one! What is a magazine?… … Continue reading
Art I Heart: A Water-coloured drawing
In response to the prompt here, I’m posting a picture that is very special to me: a pencil drawing, coloured in with water-colours, of flowering twigs and plants. It was done by my mother. I new nothing about just how … Continue reading
The Gallery: Colour
In response to the prompt ‘Colour’ over at The Gallery, let me take you on a very quick tour of the spectrum. First of all, red and orange… …are in this sunrise. Next, yellow and green… …are in this buttercup growing in … Continue reading
The Red Box
This post was written in response to the ‘100 Word Challenge’ here, where there are links to many more responses. Although entirely fictional, there were, no doubt, many young widows for whom real life was similar to this. From the … Continue reading
Saturday Caption: 24 March 2012
I met this teddy while out for a walk one day. Can you give his picture a caption? Thanks.
Perchance to Run Away…
This post is a (belated!) response to the prompt here, at ‘Sleep is for the Weak’ and you can see the other responses here. We live in a world that is increasingly dominated by, and fuelled with, advanced technology. A … Continue reading
…But I Turned it Off…
This post is in response to the ‘100 Word Challenge’ here, where you’ll find links to the many other responses. The challenge is simply to compose a piece of writing of 100 words in length, plus the five ‘prompt’ words, … Continue reading
Silent Sunday: 18 March 2012
Not Just Driftwood
If you haven’t already done so, first of all please look at the photo of the horse here, which is the prompt for this post. There’s also a list of links to many more responses. Here, should you need it, … Continue reading
Fragments from Firefly Phil 