Happy Sunday to you all!
This week’s words came from a poem I found on Poets.org. You can find it here.
Enjoy your morning rounds,
Brenda
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Happy Sunday to you all!
This week’s words came from a poem I found on Poets.org. You can find it here.
Enjoy your morning rounds,
Brenda
The Sunday Whirl 
FINALLY getting to this one!
Thanks, as always, Brenda, for whirling out some inspiration week after week!
This list was very inspiring and fun! My poem is here: http://maelstromonthemoon.blogspot.ro/2012/11/pearls-and-pitfalls.html
http://cafeoval.wordpress.com/2012/11/13/the-nights-of-wonder/…this was real fun
Very nice wordle, Brenda! I’ve been away for a while, but here I am again 🙂
Fun words! Mine is up.
Here I thought I was so prompt and would sure be one of the first, only to find myself all the way down to #33! Oh, well – it’s a good number. Enjoyed the wonderful words for this week’s Wordle! Thanks you, as always, for the challenge! It was a nice break from NaNoWriMo!
http://paulatohlinecalhoun1951.wordpress.com/2012/11/11/comfort-and-courage/
My Wordle poem disappeared from my WordPress blog. AAAHH. Has this happened to anyone else ever? I’ve reposted it… and will create a new link on the linky. grrr.
I was looking for your poem yesterday, Annette. I have found it. I have never had that happen to me, at least not yet 😉
I combined the wordle with the PAD Challenge at Poetic Asides for extra effort… http://hopefuljo.wordpress.com/2012/11/11/365-creativity-project-day-307/
I love doing that – or at least attempting to. Many of my Wordle efforts have been done in conjunction with “View From the Side’s” Weekend Theme. Alas! She is out of commission, briefly, we hope, but it’s always a good idea to check out her wonderful blog!
http://viewfromtheside.wordpress.com/
I’ll be over to check out your entry a.s.a.p.
Paula, it is a real challenge to combine prompts and make sense of them. I hope you enjoyed my poem. Thank you for the link.
Ackkk!!! Mr. Linky and links in general are running a foul this morning. So this is the best I can do.: Number 18 Takes you to Across the Pond a non-story verse poem you can find here:
http://julesgemsandstuff.blogspot.com/2012/11/sunday-whirl-82-across-pond-not-story.html
Number 19: Takes you to last weeks story verse title called Transformations – that I tried to delete, but it didn’t work.
Number 20: Takes you to the lastest Story Verse: just because the list also worked for adding to the story. And you can find that here (if the link works):
http://julesgemsandstuff.blogspot.com/2012/11/sunday-whirl-82-another-waiting-game.html
Thanks for the list and when frustration subsides I hope to be back for a little enjoyable reading.
I can’t wait to see where these words took each of us. Off to read soon!
Back in my usual spot of twelve, or thirteen! I may be later with comments. We are going out for breakfast with friends.
Stay warm. Or come visit (while it lasts)
Good morning everyone! My muse went on vacation, she couldn’t take the Montana cold. Our outdoor thermometer reads 2 F,.or -16 C. I’m going to chase down my muse for a bit this morning, and may be back to post. It’s nice to see the Whirl whirling at 6:18 a.m. It makes me wish I had a contribution. Off I go with my fingers, afghan in lap, coffee to my right. 😉
Thanks for the prompt words Brenda. Enjoyed them. Phantom and hollow just seemed to stand out 🙂
Good morning everyone!
http://lkkolp.wordpress.com/2012/11/10/attention-phantoms-no-trespassing/
Hi Brenda in snowy Montana..
Misky had trouble following my link, so I put in a new one. The second one works, I tried it!
Enjoyed these words…as always! Thanks!
The words seemed to want to go in opposite directions, so I let them. Hope everyone has a wonderful day,
Elizabeth
Am I first? Well, that is something. I found these words quite challenging, but had to change some of their forms. But, I did use them all. Thanks, Brenda. See you all in the morning.
Pamela