Written for https://skepticskaddish.com/2025/11/19/w3-prompt-186-weave-written-weekly/ Do not argue over me there’s lots of shows you can see. Comedy for light relief Sad films, hankies for grief I lie on your table click my channel if you’re able. When my rival takes the chair Replace my batteries when I’m down A green light is better than a frownContinue reading “Remote Rules”
Category Archives: Weekly Word Prompts
Is It Me?
Written for https://lindaghill.com/2025/11/19/one-liner-wednesday-my-theory/ Whatever the reason for AI, we should be careful not to rely on a computer system that could ultimately destroy humanity by taking away our intelligence; if we don’t make our own decisions, they could do it for us.
Love Grin
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/what-do-you-see/ sometimes it is difficult to keep We wake up unable to see that a hopeful cup runneth over. Be grateful, happy, and free When we share a smile walk that extra mile Love grins. with a fresh made coffee
Oklahoma!
Written for https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2025/11/17/share-your-world-17th-november/ 1. What was the last book you read? I am reading a book called ‘‘Blitz Girls’’. It is about three women who join the Home Guard in WW2. Each has their own story to tell. I enjoy reading about that time period. Most of the stories have strong, proud, resourceful women, not afraidContinue reading “Oklahoma!”
Lucky Life
Written for https://lifeafter50forwomen.com/category/sunday-poser/ I am thankful for spending time with my daughter, granddaughter, and son this year. We went on holiday together, to Devon. We spent the days going to different outings. We took our dogs, and they loved running around on the beach, when there was nobody else there, while we collected sea glass.Continue reading “Lucky Life”
Grumpy Duck
Written for https://lindaghill.com/2025/11/14/the-friday-reminder-and-prompt-for-socs-nov-15-2025/ We all have nicknames for our loved ones, whether they are a grandparent, parent, or child. Pop can sometimes be used for a grandad. My daughter called hers ‘gandad’. When I was young, I watched Little House on the Prairie. The little girl, Laura, was called half-pint, and that is what myContinue reading “Grumpy Duck”
Warmth of Happy
Written for https://amanpan.com/tag/senhaisaturday/ Snow flakes softly sing Footsteps create a path to warmth of settled home. Cosy in blanket Hands wrapped around a cup of hot chocolate dream.
Love
Written for https://skepticskaddish.com/2025/11/12/w3-prompt-185-weave-written-weekly/ He shared a kiss of loving bliss their marriage vows, said with pride A honeymoon, they sleep till noon in each others love they collide He shared a kiss, of hopefulness to be parents, they wish to be A sleepless night, each bottle right in each others arms they sleep. He sharedContinue reading “Love”
Copper Coins
Written for https://girlieontheedge1.wordpress.com/2025/11/09/sundays-six-sentence-story-prompt-word-4/ ‘I fold,’ Aiden said, his hand looking more like a multicoloured rainbow. His friends gripped their cards, each trying to mimic a well bred stare. The pot, a collection of copper and silver coins, the prize for the winner. ‘I raise,’ Steve said, and added ten pence. Stan scowled, as he droppedContinue reading “Copper Coins”
Golden Halo
Written for #missysmadchallenge. A faint light flickered in the distance, leading a group of friends down a trail they had never noticed before. Betty peers into the golden halo, following the brittle leaves. They hover, mid breeze, before drifting daintily among their fallen comrades. ‘We should head back,’ Alan said. ‘Mum wanted us home beforeContinue reading “Golden Halo”
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