I gather from the low number of entries last week that the picture did not inspire! Apologies!
Hopefully, this week’s will be more to your liking.
…the queue was so long…
As usual, just 100 words added to those 5. The link will stay open until 29th April
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Sorry! I struggle to write funnies!
No probs. They are there for all sorts!
{lifts head above the pencil lead-induced fog surrounding her desk} I’ve been toiling away at Camp NaNoWriMo this month…sorry to have been MIA! Think I’ll take a stab at this one though 🙂
Hope you enjoyed the long write!
I am gutted just made my entry and I can’t enter for 4 hours I will be asleep by then . If you fancy linking for me would be really grateful http://edenhouseseven.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/what-if.html
Thanks
will do!
Thank you just need to insert your link
Yikes! I’m in with Tracy–I’ll be away from all things tech in four hours, but here’s a link to my 105 words: http://starvingactivist.wordpress.com/2013/04/22/100-wcgu-86-assembly-line-blues/
Will do!
Oh so glad i am not the only one
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Last week was a rather intense week for me . . . sorry I’ve been MIA for so long. Can we use “line” instead of “queue”? (I know, I know, silly American English.)
Of course you can!
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Here’s my link http://fi5anderson.wordpress.com/2013/04/22/the-queue-was-so-long/
(Have i done this right? I got confused.)
Julia, I really hate it that I missed last week’s photo prompt. I was so swamped with work and plumbing problems at my house that I could’t add anything else. And, of course, I’ve been trying to do the National Poetry Writing challenge this whole month as well. But after seeing last week’s photo, I am going to try a story based on it anyway — even though the link is closed. That photo is just too good to pass up. If I come up with one, I’ll let you know. I’ll also try one for this week.
I thought it was quite a funny one but we are all different. Let me know how you do! I could easily add it if you want.
Okay, I have written my story. I’ll give you the link, and if you’d like to add it to the other links, that’s great, but please don’t feel obligated. I should have gotten over there last week and done it right. But I just couldn’t resist writing one, because as soon as I saw that picture, I fell in love with “Wendell.”
http://sandraconner.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/100-word-challenge-for-grown-ups-85/
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I loved that one! One of my team at Undead in the Netherworld wrote a funny bit for that, and I reblogged a couple of people’s entries.
I’m thinking about creating a picture prompt at Undead in the Netherworld. Though we are unpopular and scare people, so it’s likely that no-one will participate. I’d faint if I ever got eleven entries or comments!
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I’ve been missing lately but not becasue of the prompts, just snowed under. Made it this time, thatnks for the prompt! http://lucidgypsy.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/100-word-challenge-for-grown-ups-week-86/
Just ignore me, I’ll do it properly now 🙂
Hi, last weeks was very inspiring, but it didn’t leave so many options to tell a story. But it was a great picture. I’ll try to do something this week.
A childhood memory involving a very long queue 🙂 Inspiring prompt!
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