Some how poor post number nine did not make it to the interwebs last night. So I’m trying again now…
The prompt for Day 9 is…
Search
What Wiki gives you when you type “Search” into “Search” Wikimedia Commons logo, SVG version. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Hope your writing and creating is going well.
Today’s Prompt is…
Remember
A Moment to Remember (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Good morning writers! (and creators!)
I wanted to clarify that you don’t have to use a prompt literally. So back when we hat Sincerity on Day Two you could have used “Sincere.” Hope that helps.
We are at the end of week one of our challenge I hope it is going well.
Today’s Summer Writing Challenge is…
Upwards
steep view to treetops (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
How did you do with the first Summer Writing Prompt? Did you find time to create?
Before we get to today’s prompt, a programming note: The prompts are just that “Prompts”. They are to spark your creative stirrings and get you started. You don’t have to use the word literally in what you do. It is far more important THAT you WRITE than that you write PLANK. (“Plank” was yesterdays word btw.)
OK the prompt for Day Two is…
Sincerity
Yeah, I couldn’t find any clip art for “Sincerity” so I made my own. BAM.
Welcome back my friends to the annual ritaLOVEStoWRITE Summer WRITING Challenge. Each day for the month of July I’ll present you with a word prompt.
It is up to you how much or how little you wish to write for the day (Maggie and I have set our goal at 1 hour a day.)
You don’t have to WRITE. This can be a CREATIVE challenge. You can use the prompts to set you off on other creative journeys if you like. Last year Emily W. took an artistic approach and did some great photo essays. I’m wondering if some of my chief friends could whip up some menu items based on our prompts?
And you can share (or not) by leaving a comment below or sending me an email at ritaLOVEStoWRITE@gmail.com
OK here it is… Today’s prompt is…
Plank
So whether is it a plank like the exercise…
English: an exercise of abs (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
or cedar plank you are going to cook your salmon on, or…
English: Wooden plank with nailed aluminum sheet. Building facade close-up. Français : Planche avec une lame d’aluminium clouée dessus. Gros plan d’une facade. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
the plank in a political platform… get nailing people, you’ve got a lot of creating to do.
Writing (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
| (NOT my actual hand.)
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Left hand writing the German word “Linkshänder” (left handed). (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
That’s right, the Summer Writing Challenge is almost here!
We are t-minus one day until we start the creative process.
English: An example of the hand-writing of Christiane Vulpius. From: Hans Gerhard Gräf: Goethes Ehe in Briefen, Literarische Anstalt / Rütten & Loening, Frankfurt am Main 1922, p. 96 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Hope you’ll join us for the journey.
English: my typewriter (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Well you’ve done it. You’ve made it to the end. This is the last day for the Summer Writer’s / Creative Challenge. I’ll still be taking submission for another month (indeed I know some of you have not shared your work because you didn’t want to reveal until you finished your story, but now you can take your time and wrap things up.)
Today’s prompt is: FINALE.
Firework Finale (Photo credit: Chris_J)
It is the penultimate day of the Summer Writer’s Challenge, so if you were thinking to yourself…”Dear God when is this going to be over already!” Fear not, just one more day to go! So hang in there and be creative.
For today’s prompt I take my clue from time spent with my nieces over the weekend…. Today’s prompt is SWEET.
Nothing sweeter than game time with my nieces. I surprised them with a homemade “Frozen” inspired version of the board game Clue.
In honor of the Fourth of July weekend today’s prompt it Sparkle.
Sparkles (Photo credit: Theron Trowbridge)
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