Week 9

Thanks for stopping by for Week 9 of 100 Word Wednesdays! Thanks for your patience as we make it through another week of illness at my house….

I fancied the girl in the image was myself. Though she is much younger and classically beautiful, her peering through the evergreens, produced a plethora of stories instantly. I chose this image last month when I thought winter days would be over. Thankfully, here in the Pacific Northwest, we’ve hopefully seen the last of it.

The fluffy white stuff – while not pictured, is certainly insinuated in this image – but no longer in my yard. I’m sorry to hear the snow is so negatively affecting those on the east coast of the United States. Hopefully, you are all safe at home, hunkering down in the storm, enjoying your drink of choice, curled up reading a good book, blog, or maybe even writing!

Please take a few minutes to read and comment on your fellow writers work 🙂

The Vigil – Lorraine’s frilly freudian slip

Looking out the Window – sailorpoet

Unblossomed – Reena Saxena

100 Word Wednesday: Week 9 | pensitivity101

No Great Shakes – Martin Cororan

Behind the Pines – Singledust

New Boy in School – This is Another Story

Conifer – Craig Towsley

Goat Track – Ramblings of a Writer

Frozen – Following Him Beside Still Waters

Winter End – The Showers of Blessing

Breaking out – Leaking Ink

Life Trilogy (A Traveller’s Prose Poem) – Thoughts of Words

The Cost – Mandibelle16

Escape – Bikurgurl

Didn’t get in this week? No worries! I’ll be posting a new challenge every Wednesday 🙂

How to participate? A few guidelines as we begin….

1. Simply check my feed, or search the reader, for the 100WW or tag #100WW, post each Wednesday. I’ll also be posting on my Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Feeds.
2. Write your submission on your blog, Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook Feed and ping back to the weekly blog post. Feel free to use the image provided or your own. Please do credit the artist whose image we use – Links provided!
3. I’ll provide a Weekly Summary, or Windup, of posts on or by Tuesday; take the opportunity to read and comment on your fellow bloggers posts {keeping in mind to give each other grace and space}. I’ll try to read them all, but I can’t post your submission in the Weekly Wind-Up if you haven’t posted before the end of the weekend but I’ll do my best to catch ’em all!
4. Have fun! I enjoy reading your challenge submissions 🙂