For visually challenged writers, the image shows a blue bucket and a yellow spade surrounded by sand.
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Spend some time Playing on the beach Make a sand castle Or a dragon and a knight Be the child that wants to play Forgo the inhibitions Let the inner child Come out to play
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For the visually challenged reader, this image shows a wrought iron gate with the words “the way” written on it. There’s a path beyond the closed gate leading into a tree-lined lane
May 30, 2022, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story behind a memorial. Is it a structure, plaque, or something else? What does it seek to remind those who view it? Go where the prompt leads!
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A faded sepia print in an old-fashioned silver frame is all that I have of my paternal grandmother.
Her eyes, much like those of my father and mine are serious in a face devoid of any makeup. The frame sits on a table in the family room where I often look at it. I remember her, if not with affection, but with admiration.
She looked after us siblings, three young children aged 4 – 8 when my mom passed away. I’m sure we must’ve taxed her patience to the limit but she was always fair.
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For the visually challenged reader, this image shows a woman whose face has black streaks of mascara on her cheeks. She wears a sad expression and has her hands placed on her head.
Such a variety of wonderful response again this week in response to this image. Please click on the links to read the contributions of our lovely participants.
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