Dear Wordlers,
These words came from a conversation between two friends. They allowed me to eavesdrop and select our words. Good luck with them.
See you soon,
Brenda
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The Sunday Whirl 
Decided to give the Sunday Whirl a whirl. Thanks for the words.
My first attempt on Wordle..Brenda..incidentally reached here…hope to participate each Sunday..thanks..
RS
Welcome, Ramesh Sood. As they say over at We Write Poems, more participants make a tastier soup. We are glad to have you join us.
My conscience tells me that it is a mistake to leave the wordle words until Monday.
I detect a severe case of idle sickness requiring a strong note to self to get on with it
before taking a rest.
Poils au main
qui ne fait rien.
This translates as hair grows on hands that do nothing
Normal service will be resumed when I get my act together.
ViV
We’ll see you when we see you, Viv. Thanks for checking in with us. Quilts and writing must keep those hairy hands at bay for you. 😉
Thanks, Brenda…I went with flash fiction again because I’ve been writing so much poetry.
http://poeticoceans.wordpress.com/2013/07/15/in-response-to-brendas-wordle-117-my-words-need-no-translation-2
Hi Brenda really love the Wordle ~ and enjoyed writing simple thoughts.Thank you once again for the highly inspiring opportunity.Regards
Good list, Brenda (even if I “managed to overlook” LAB)
For anyone who’s up for it, Miz Quickly‘s working toward back-in-business.
For the next six weeks or so. Should be fully operational by Monday.
I’ll check out Quickly’s site. Thanks for the tip. I left lab out of my piece, too.
Too many revealing words to not revisit this episode… again.
http://wojisme.wordpress.com/2013/07/14/critical-condition/
Happy Summer Sunday ! I had fun with where these words took me! I am looking forward to seeing where everyone went with the words!
I finally finished mine, and I’ll be back to read in a bit. Nice to see you all here this morning.
Brenda–Off to vacation and no internet for a few days. But I’ve jotted down your words for the road, and I’ll see what I can make of them while I’m away. As always, thanks for the prompt. When I get home, I’ll be eager to see what others do with your raw materials.
Happy Sunday all. Thanks for wonderful story words…
http://julesstorypageswhirl.wordpress.com/2013/07/14/engaged-and-entertained-sunday-whirl-117-story-verse/
Thanks for the words, Brenda.
Pamela