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Getting back after the break – wonderful!

It has been wonderful taking a long-overdue, well-deserved break for
the whole family and now as the new year begins, I feel I am all
refreshed and ready to start this year.

Starting off the new year with memes this week and get to regular posts by next week…

For the Sunday Whirl, One
Single Impression
(prompt is Change), Sunday
Scribblings
(prompt is New)
As she spun a yarn to her friends,
They hoped she would tell them something new,
Not the same old yarn she spun earlier
But something New that the wind blew
Else they would have to yell, “Stop!
Please change the drift of the yarns you spin,
Tell us something that will have us in stitches,
Something that we need not shovel into the garbage bin
A story so plum, a story totally not expected,
That it will be our loss if it is not heard.
Tell us something so New, So refreshing,
A wonderful change from everyday things!
Something we can write about in our letters
as we write to friends wearing our new plum colored yarn sweaters!”
(Note: The last sentence above was an afterthought as I realized I had missed ‘letters’ and ‘sweaters’ and it is a bit much but could not stop writing once I started)

For Magpie Tales:, One
Single Impression
(prompt is Change), Sunday
Scribblings
(prompt is New)

Never changing, Yet always
new
That is how this untouched
spot I view…

For Succinctly Yours: image prompt to the right and word to be used (optional) is ‘memories’
“Wasn’t I clever to let T-Rex
guard my champagne?” (50)
 “Memories!? You want mine? You must be joking.
They are a lot fuzzy at my age, like the bubbles in the champagne next to me”, roared
Dino. (139)
“What are celebrations after
all? New memories being made, indication of change!” roared Mr.T-Rex to his lady
love as he set down his glass. (140)

What are you reading? is a weekly meme hosted by Book Journey. It is a time when we share what we’ve read, currently reading, or what is up next on our reading list.
Completed reading:
‘Just Like Heaven’ by Julia Quinn
‘To be Perfectly Honest’ by Phil Callaway

Currently reading:
‘The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate’
‘The Sari
Shop’ by Rupa Bajwa
‘Dreaming of Mr.Darcy’ by Jane Connelly

Next to read:
‘The Twentieth Wife’ by Indu Sundaresan
‘The First Men in the Moon’ by H.G. Wells

12 thoughts on “Getting back after the break – wonderful!

  1. The sweater line made me smile. Over the top, but it suits the piece. I love the tone of the piece, as you could not stop writing, the piece itself propels a reading. Well penned!

    Thanks for participating at the Whirl,
    Brenda

  2. Hey L.I.R, I like these.

    Is there anything new. I was background thinking of some nice fresh snow that would be pure and not needing discarding.

    I vote for the third, Mr. T. Rex, microfiction story. He must be a hardy old soul!

    I did both also, on different blogs:
    OSI – Jim's Little Photo and Poem Place
    Succintly Yours – Jim's Little Blog
    ..

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