I don’t know about you but things seem very odd in the meteorological system! The weather is not behaving as it should anywhere in the world. Cue for the prompt:
…the unseasonal weather meant …
Do keep to the 100 words plus these 4 and if you need to know what you have to do please read ‘What is 100WCGU?’. If you are still confused leave your question in the comments below or tweet me @jfb57.
The link will stay open until 25th March
If you enjoy taking part in these weekly challenges and have an hour to spare, could you help comment on the children’s version? I am in desperate need of more folks to comment on their 100 words. It only take an hour across a week. Do get in touch if you think you can help!
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- Ice Maiden
- Muddy Hindrance
- Wild Living
- Living, libraries & [dead] languages
- Melt Down
- Mountain Snow
- The End
- Dogwood winter
- A woman scorned
- Unprepared
- Paradise
- The Cold Snap
- Seeking a miracle
- Solana
- Camping
- Stephanie M Pawley
- Deconstructed By Default
- Nightmare of Daytime
- Blossom
- You just can’t trust the weather anymore
- Han//Hannah Says
- Tulips
- Unseasonal with a chance of vermin
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Julia, I would be glad to check out some of the children’s stories and make comments. However, I would not want to guarantee a comment on every single one. There’s always the possibility of running out of time. Also, if some of the stories are not well-done, I’d rather not comment at all, since I don’t know the children and don’t know for sure they wouldn’t be hurt by what I said. If you can use me under those conditions, I’d be glad to help. But I don’t think I know where to go to find the children’s stories.
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So I am not sure if I did this right. i added my post to the linky tool, but it is not showing up on the list yet.
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