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| "Note: Newsfeed WEEKEND Challenge till Sunday 11.59 pm o..." Once upon a time, The Story Master and The Story Mistress created the site we call Writing Dot Com. On June 1, 2016, wiesblaize found this online home. She loved it, and soon became very active. She made several friends. On a bright Saturday, she thought up a challenge and asked folks to write a drabble. Sonali didn't know what a drabble was, but found out one second later! Questions came pouring in. Weisblaize answered promptly. Everyone soon got cracking on their keyboards. Sonali has just finished her entry and is going to do a word count now! Fingers crossed! Words: 100 |
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48-HOUR CHALLENGE : Media Prompt
Deadl..." Nature's great Nature's great There is colour there is sound there are creatures dancing around There is music there is rhythm tiny things moving though you can't see them Nature's great Nature's great There is wind there's snow and rain and then there's sunshine back again There are mountains there are valleys and lakes ponds, streams, seashores water don't sleep, it always wakes Nature's great Nature's great Don't destroy the disco snails don't destroy any creature let's share our planet happily with the miracle of nature Nature's great Nature's great |
| So many people have helped me here, it's difficult to know whom to pick. My first pick has to be poignant. Unfortunately, SHERRI GIBSON  is no longer with us, but I have to mention her. She reviewed the very first poem I posted on the very first day I joined, and from then till the day she passed away, she was there to help me.She taught me how to b-item link. Believe it or not, it took an exchange of six emails for me to get it! (Hey, I was a newbie!). I once wanted to start a forum (which I didn't finally) but I discussed the idea with her and she was generous with her time and inputs. She was always ready to listen, ready to share, ready to help. I miss her. Then, there's Dr M C Gupta  who has helped me streamline my poetry writing. I could never get syllable counts correctly till he stepped in and actually edited some of my Team India poems written for Kiya's "Project Write World" . Also, his own poems - always perfectly structured - are a lesson in how to meld form and content.There's Maryann  who runs "WdC SuperPower Reviewers Group" . She was one of my first friends here. In those days, it was 'Yellow' Power, and when I got promoted to Preferred, I hesitatingly asked if I could join. She welcomed me and her leadership style encouraged me to recruit people for the group and do more reviews myself. She was always there when I wanted to talk about something that happened on WDC that I didn't understand or needed a clarification on.Like I said, just three? So many, many people have helped. The biggest thanks gos to SM and SMs for creating the site and making it this lovely place! For "Earn the Badge - Closed " |
| Physically, they were as comfortable as they could have been. The room was airconditioned, the sofa soft, the piped music playing a gentle tune. Yet all three of them were sweating. The sofa might as well not have been there, nobody was sitting on it. They were pacing, then stopping, then pacing again. Reality shows, when real, were so different from when one watched them sitting on the sofa at home with the TV remote in hand. You couldn't switch to another channel here. You had to evaluate how you had performed in the task set and wonder whether you'd be the next to hear 'GOODBYE'. You had to prepare what you were going to say in your own defense. The two men could be seen muttering to themselves. The lady's palms covered her mouth, but she was obviously muttering, too. Each was strategizing to pull themselves up - by bringing the other two down if needed. No holds barred. In the boardroom, the first one pleading his case to the boss. He talks about each of the twelve tasks so far, and his contribution to his team every time. Then, he brings out the best argument he has thought up. “I’m not like you.” he states, resolutely. "You're right. You're not. GOODBYE." |
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