Challenges
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Your prompt word this week is CRAFTY I do like this week’s word, especially in the sense of relating it to making things. I used to love creating things with my daughter when she was small. It’s amazing what you can do with sequins, leaves, cotton wool, empty washing up liquid bottles and toilet roll…
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Happy Monday. Here’s a new limerick challenge for you. Your word this week is CHEW The previous word was FIRST. Here are your limericks: Rall: she would have liked to come first but couldn’t control her strong thirst she drank so much water it blocked her aorta her confidence shattered did burst Aptivi’s Joyful Corner: a…
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Your new prompt word this week is BRIDGE The first meaning that often comes to mind when thinking about this week’s prompt is a bridge over a passage of water, or a steep drop, for example. But of course it has multiple meanings – there is a card game called bridge, it’s part of a…
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Happy new week. Here’s a new limerick challenge for you. Your word this week is FIRST The previous word was JOG. Here are your limericks: K Morris Poet: A young man whose name was Hogg Was fond of a jolly good flog. His girlfriend Miss Lou Was fond of the shoe – As for me, I…
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Your prompt word this week is EXERCISE There are all sorts of physical exercises we can undertake: running, going to the gym, yoga, Pilates, football, etc. We can also undertake mental exercises in the form of crosswords and word searches. There are written exercises and who remembers those exercises books from our school days? It’s…
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I hope you all had a great weekend. Now it’s limerick time. Your word this week is JOG The previous word was EYES. Here are your limericks: Nicola Daly: I just couldn’t believe my eyes!Seeing a hippopotomus who flies!But he made a horrible splat!When he landed without a crash matAnd now we all know a hippo…
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Your prompt word is FIRE I gave this week’s prompt word to a writing group on Monday and it brought out some fantastic work. It’s a word that’s current, with the intense heat causing lots of awful fires around the world. But it’s a word that can have a positive meaning – think about cosying…
Esther Chilton 