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This week’s writing prompt is: OUTSIDE There are lots of meanings to the word outside. Does it mean outside as in outdoors? It can mean that you’re left out of something – for example, you’re on the outside looking in, while everyone else knows what’s going on. You could add an ‘r’ to the end
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Morning, everyone. I’m over on the brilliant John W. Howell‘s blog today on the next part of my blog tour. I’d love it if you popped over to see us there: https://johnwhowell.com/2025/06/18/guest-post-esther-chilton-the-secret-dragon-pre-order-launch-newbook/ Thank you, John.
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A bit brutal, but I suppose it would work…
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I hope you all enjoyed your weekend. Here’s your limerick challenge this week. Your word is: BOWL Last week’s prompt was FRANK. You came up with some very amusing limericks: Nicola Daly: There was once a frolicsome frog called Frank Crossed the street on his way to rob a bank But he forgot his size Which
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My new series features some of my favourite holiday destinations. So far we’ve visited Dubai, Bournemouth, Harrogate, Dalaman in Turkey, The Isle of Wight and Florida. This week, we’re travelling to the Greek island of Rhodes. The steaming hot sunshine my partner and I had experienced every day so far on our wonderful holiday in Rhodes had deserted
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If you’d like to be included in this slot, please get in touch: estherchilton@gmail.com. Poems can be up to 60 lines and prose 2000 words. If you’d like to add a short bio and photo, then great. All I ask is that there’s nothing offensive. Many of you will have enjoyed reading Kevin Morris‘s poems,
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Your writing prompt this week is BLUE This word is so much more than just a colour (and the Smurfs!). There’s music – the blues; it’s used to describe a mood; there are various aspects to it spiritually; it can also be saucy and a naughty joke; or perhaps it means something else to you.
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Well, I think he’s certainly named one:
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Another week begins… I hope you’re all ready for it. Here’s your new limerick challenge. Your word is: FRANK Last week’s prompt was TRAIL. You came up with some very clever limericks: Nicola Daly: I once met Sidney the Snail Famed for his slimy grey trail ‘It isn’t fair,’ He said in despair ‘In my next
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