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No Snow Expected this Winter

Suffering from the heat? Search your archives for some cool shots of winter for today's Sunday Stills challenge.

#Cee’s B & W Challenge: Feet

Would you want to walk in their shoes? Check out these feet.

Everyday bits and bridles.

Originally posted on HorseAddict:
This week the Lens Artists photo challenge comes to us from Patti and she has asked us to feature Everyday Objects. So here are some things…

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#Cinquain Poetry: Reach Your Destination with Maps

Map out your thoughts about maps, or borrow mine then write a cinquain with me. See where your mind travels.

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Why Cee Neuner Has Successfully Hosted Photo Challenges for Twelve Years

Selfless, encouraging, not afraid to try new things, Are those qualities you want in your life? See how Cee Neuner has developed those qualities in her photo challenges.

Photo Challenges

Old Buildings: Tear Downs or Tourist Attractions

Since COVID my blog has been my shelter in place go to activity. Look for more Photo and Writing Challenges. Please add some of your own.

Photo Challenges

Favorite Views from my Window

Your perspective is limited by what you can see. What do you see out your window?

Photo Challenges

Ode to an Old Kitty

We all love our pets, even when their cuteness wears off. and they are a lot of work, or worse, expensive.

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“For the Love of Challenges” Explained

Great teachers tell you what you are going to learn, then they teach you, then they tell you what you learned. Me? Maybe not in that order.

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Lens-Artists Challenge #110 – Creativity in the Time of Covid

Originally posted on Travels and Trifles:
THE ARTIST’S STUDIO-JANE IWAN PAINTINGS IN PROCESS “Creativity doesn’t wait for that perfect moment. It fashions…

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #94: At Home

Originally posted on The World Is A Book...:
Due to the lockdown, we are spending more time at home. But, hopefully this isn’t limiting our interest in photographing. This week,…

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How Four Strangers from Around the World Coordinate a Popular Weekly Photo Challenge

Have you wondered what might happen if you brainstormed with your blogging friends? See what happened when these four virtual strangers put their good ideas together.

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Home Warranty Problems Dry Up When You Vent Through Poetry

Are you up for a challenge? This may take you a while, but it's like solving a puzzle. It feels so good when you're finished.

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Why One Blogger Chose to Participate in Rather Than Host Photo Challenges

Has your blogging schedule consumed your life?Find out how one blogger relaxed her posting schedule.

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Saddle Up Saloon; Interviewin’ the Interviewer

Originally posted on Carrot Ranch Literary Community:
“Howdy. Welcome ta the Saddle Up Saloon. I’m Pal, this here’s Kid.” “Howdy yourselves. I’m Marsha…

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Active Problem Solving #Haibun

Turn your photos into stories using different forms of syllabic poetry. Learn how to write poetry through this challenge.

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How to Run a Successful Poetry Challenge for Four Years Counting

Maybe you've thought about hosting a writing challenge. Before you do, read this post to find out some of the ins and outs. If you love poetry, you'll love learning about this challenge.

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Yellow Stills or Still Yellow?

Meeting a blogger, and showing off the countryside, traveling with a friend - two of my favorite things to do. Taking pictures, it doesn't get much better.

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One-Word-Prompt Writing Challenges – Two Quick, Easy Ways to Stretch Your Imagination

What can you do with a one-word-prompt? Esther Chilton has two great suggestions - a limerick or a five-word story.

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How Responding to a Photo Challenge Focuses Your Writing and Increases Your Followers

How many pictures do you have that sit unused and unseen in your files? Hundreds, thousands? Be creative and put them to use where you and others can enjoy them time and again.

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Smorgasbord Cafe and Bookstore – Meet the Authors – #YAFantasy Kevin Cooper, #Mystery Mary Anne Edwards, #Historical Apple Gidley

Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
There are over 150 authors in the Cafe and Bookstore and I wanted to keep it…

Writing Challenges

The Littlest Run Away

Are you trying to brush up on your fiction skills? Dialogue - make 'em snap? Description - include all the senses. Practice with Flash Fiction Challenges with me.

Photo Challenges

The Beauty of Sky Lines

Everyone has a picture of the sky. What do you do with them besides keep them in a file? Here's an idea - share them in a photo challenge.

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#Nonet Spring’s Gift

If you love puzzles and love to write, you are a prime candidate to participate in Colleen's Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge. She specializes in different forms of syllabic poetry.

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What’s New Pussycat: A Book Review

This is one of my favorite book reviews of all times. The joy of reading simply leaps from Irene’s reviews into your heart. I’m a slow reader so I’m still […]

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How to Lasso a Wild Carrot in 99 Words – No More – No Less

As a hobby blogger, participating in writing and photo challenges is a great way to build skills while you build community. Today Always Write introduces the 99-Word Flash Fiction at Carrot Ranch.

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15 Rosy Ways of Looking at Perspective

Writing a story to a photo challenge teaches you to be an expert blogger. Short action-filled sentences, pictures every 100 words hold readers' attention.

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Worth the Struggle #Haibun

Guest post

What to Do When Your Muse Disappears 60,000 Words Into Your Book

You don't give up when your muse leaves town. You start a new challenge. Join me in giving author Suzanne Burke a warm Always Write welcome!

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Back to the basics

Originally posted on taking better photographs and telling stories:
Just a few old box cameraa In its simplest form a camera is elementary. A box, an opening, and light sensitive…

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17 Ways to Fill Your Literary Gaps and Ease Boredom While You Shelter At Home in 106 Degrees #Nonet

There's a solution to enduring the sweltering heat of summer. Let your creativity set you free.

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Always Write Form Poetry Cheat Sheet

"When you're down and troubled and you need a helping hand." You've Got a Friend in your poetry journal. Join me and exercise your literary muscles writing form poetry you've don't see of hear often,

Writing

Flash Fiction: The Repo Property Had Potential and Good Vibrations

Fiction has its heart in the truth. Fiction has its own truths which can get tangled and twisted. even in only 99 words.

Travel

Melbourne’s Walk in the Park Tour: Treasury Gardens

Melbourne’s Walk – Danger Avoided This post disappeared from Always […]

Book Reviews

“The Inaugural Meeting of Fairvale Ladies Book Club” – A Book Review and just a tad of jealousy

You're going to love this book and the reviewer, too.

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Celebrate Juneteenth on June 19th

Amid all the racial tension that permeates the United States, Juneteenth represents a time to celebrate the accomplishments of the African-American community.

Writing

Two Easy Foolproof Tricks on Writing Flash Fiction When Not a Single Idea Crosses Your Mind

Take some advice from T. C. History Gal. Get past the white screen by studying history.

Health

How to Overcome the Discard Stage of the Narcissistic Abuse Cycle

When new people visit your blog, you may find a […]

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What defines us?

By Saania Sparkle This young philosopher visited my blog. In return I visited hers and discovered an amazing treasure. Her posts will inspire you and make you think. I hope […]

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9 Tips to Use Your Blogging Journal Guaranteed to Make Your Blog 100% More Interesting

Journaling can make your blogging easier and 100% more interesting.

Hobbies

Three Easy Steps to Make Your Garden a Work of Art

Plan, Plant, and Purchase sums up the three easy steps to turn your garden into a work of art.

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Role Model Series – Johan Van Hulst (Holocaust Hero)

“Great teachers emanate out of knowledge, passion, and compassion.” A.P.J. […]

Hobbies

Lessons Learned from Sheltering at Home

I’ve learned to appreciate you – and what you do. Some of you have been doing creative things on the computer with Zoom and other communicating programs. I love the […]

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Mental health and Metastatic Breast Cancer

Since I had breast cancer a year ago, my world has opened up to many others who struggle with health issues. Each person’s situation so unique but we all struggle […]

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