June 26, 2014

Summer Writer’s Challenge: Day 23

By ritalovestowrite

Beautiful tropical beach with the word summer written on the san

Once again I’m lagging behind on the challenge. Sometimes life just gets in the way.  If I don’t post these before 10:00 am it seems like I don’t get around to doing it. So today’s challenge prompt is: PROCRASTINATION.

Because time is not on my side. No… it isn’t.

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Alternative version of image:Wooden hourglass 2.jpg. Wooden hourglass. Total height:25 cm. Wooden disk diameter: 11.5 cm. Running time of the hourglass: 1 hour. Hourglass in other languages: ‘timglas’ (Swedish), ‘sanduhr’ (German), ‘sablier’ (French), ‘reloj de arena’ (Spanish), ‘zandloper’ (Dutch), ‘klepsydra’ (Polish), ‘přesýpací hodiny’ (Czech), ‘ampulheta’ (Portugese). (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

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Freelance writer, graphic designer, musician, foodie and Jane Austen enthusiast in Northern Baltimore County, Maryland. As a writer I enjoy both fiction and non fiction (food, travel and local interest stories.) As an advocate for the ARTS, one of my biggest passions is helping young people find a voice in all the performing arts. To that end it has been my honor to give one-on-one lessons to elementary, middle and high school students in graphic design and music. And as JANE-O I currently serve as the regional coordinator for JASNA Maryland and am working on a Regency/Federal cooking project. View all posts by ritalovestowrite
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2 responses to “Summer Writer’s Challenge: Day 23”

  • Wordsmith Lynn's avatar Lynn Reynolds
    June 27th, 2014 at 5:01 pm

    I confess, I have given up entirely at this point. I’ve been very busy trying to adjust to the improvisational comedy theatre that is my new job. Plus I suddenly got offers to do some freelance writing, PR & editing work — all different clients too. And of course, that means the unpaid, creative writing goes to the bottom of the pile. Maybe next month!

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