So, I realise that a lot of us are just getting into the swing of the A-Z Challenge, but for those of you who aren’t how about a challenge of a different kind?
And seeing as it’s Wednesday, why not the Writer Wednesday blog hop?
This is my first foray into the world of co-hosting anything, and I just want to send my heartfelt thanks to Leanne Sype and Tena Carr, the other more seasoned co-hosts of this particular hop. Thanks for taking such good care of me girls!
So firstly, let’s check out the stories for last weeks prompts:
The Cabin Fever Answer by Debb Stanton
It’s Time by Leanne Sype
Now, It’s Your Turn by Scott Taylor
A Proud Moment by Tena Carr
WWBH by Sally
Looking for Home by Heather Musk
Make sure you head on over and check these stories out, you won’t be disappointed!
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To remind you of the rules of this little hop (which couldn’t really be simpler), here’s a little reminder:
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1) Use the photo(s) and prompt to
write a story; all elements of the prompt must be a feature in the brief story
you create.
write a story; all elements of the prompt must be a feature in the brief story
you create.
2) Stay with the 500-word limit.
3) Craft and link your post by the
following Tuesday.
following Tuesday.
4) When you have finished your post,
link up your story using the inLinkz frog at the bottom of the prompt.
link up your story using the inLinkz frog at the bottom of the prompt.
5) We were going to tell you to not
take this too seriously, but reconsidered it because we know full well that
asking writers to write something means that they will take it seriously. So,
take it seriously, but don’t fret/panic/pass out/hyperventilate/lose sleep/run
in fear over it.
take this too seriously, but reconsidered it because we know full well that
asking writers to write something means that they will take it seriously. So,
take it seriously, but don’t fret/panic/pass out/hyperventilate/lose sleep/run
in fear over it.
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For the last couple of weeks Leanne and Tena have gone old school with a picture and five words to be incorprated into your story, but I’m going to mix it up a little this week and use the two picture format.
I’ve been scouring through my albums and thought these two would be interesting to see what you have to come up with:
And don’t forget to link up here when you’re done!
Jottings and Writings 
Thanks for being hostess this week. So with the two pictures, we don’t have five words to use? I’m kind of new to this. ~ Debb
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There 2 ways these WWBH can (likely) be played… 1 is the 1pic/5 words that were done by me last week and LeAnne the week before – in these the story must relate to the picture and include the 5 words….
2nd is to have 2 pictures in which the story must relate to the 2 pictures together.
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