
It’s hot and scary Miss Dipp!
I never wanted to go to a jungle
This is the last outing you will bungle…”
Then Beady saw the light
A beautiful tiger came out in the night.
Weekend Writing Prompt #381 – Bungle

Weekend Writing Prompt #381 – Bungle


“Hey Joe, see that speech bubble floating around you? You better start talking…”
“I can’t, I’m busy killing this ant hill that’s been biting my horses. I’ll give you ten bucks to grab it and use it yourself!”
Mike grabs the speech bubble, says a bunch of expletives into it and it blows up. “Taken care of, Joe! That sure was an easy ten bucks!”
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Lucky Dip – Saturday Mix, 14 September 2024
Bear tooth was the northern entry we took years ago from Montana to Yellowstone Park. It was the first time I saw beautiful flowers surrounded by snow. An amazing sight. Wyoming news today:




I see the maple tree leaves turning red
Leafy veins appearing so white at first
The summery green story now been read
The cooler weather causes sugar thirst
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Maple trees are not the only changing
Even wavering aspens turn golden
Mother Nature landscape rearranging
Those summer hues are turning, emboldened
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Apple cider scents in the autumn air
Drifting along the bonfire sand beaches
Carved pumpkins sitting on the perron stairs
School has started with classes and teachers
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Autumn delights even in the kitchen
Eat pumpkin or apple, just a smidgen.
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No Theme Thursday: 09.12.24

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The Friday Reminder and Prompt for #SoCS Sept. 14, 2024


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No Theme Thursday: 09.12.24

One of the worst vacations we ever took was when we lived in Houston, TX and road tripped to my in-laws in Colorado. We had three small children who were ignored and literally shoved aside by cousins when wanting to interact with their grandparents. My father-in-law had remarried and they had two children in between our children’s ages. So you can picture the dilemma. My parents lived in NE and we traveled there every other year, and they would have been loving grandparents, but passed away. When we moved back to CO, we were close and saw the in-laws more often, but the relationship as true grandparents was never there, so sad for our children. So if you live close or in the same home, don’t take loving grandparents for granted. My own grandparents lived with us and I appreciated them.
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Writer’s Workshop Prompts for September 12, 2024

My last post for the Unicorn Challenge was a long poem. As I was trying to edit it, the entire thing started moving around, wouldn’t hold a position and that irritating whatever it is pops up, looks like a paragraph symbol plus, and lines are separating my words, deleting lines etc, it’s a madhouse! I need to know how to keep this symbol from showing up and driving me crazy. As I have said before, I am an impatient person. I’m at my wits end—I know, doesn’t take much, but how can I fix this?
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