Tooth or Teeth

All Aboard the Meme Express – Saturday, February 28, 2009

February 28^th is National Tooth Fairy Day in the United States.

To mark this delightful dental occasion, today’s Meme Express prompt is simple:

tooth

or

teeth

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Throughout 2009, please join us at The Heart of a Ready Writer, a Bible reading and devotional blog, as we read through the entire Bible in chronological order.

Friday Freedom #18

All Aboard the Meme Express – Friday, February 27, 2009

At last! It’s Friday – time for Friday Freedom at the Meme Express.

What is Friday Freedom? It’s a Writer’s Choice prompt. Post what you like (on your own blog), and return here to leave a comment with your link.

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Walk the Line

All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, February 26, 2009

American country music guitarist, singer and songwriter Johnny Cash was born on February 26, 1932. (Click here to read more about Johnny Cash.)

Here is “I Walk the Line,” Johnny Cash’s 1956 hit single:

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Today’s Meme Express prompt is threefold:

walk

the

line

Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create a drawing, a poem, a short story, or a journal entry. Then return here to leave a comment with your link. (Be sure to include a link to the Meme Express. Grab our train graphic from the sidebar for your link, if you want.)

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Throughout 2009, please join us at The Heart of a Ready Writer, a Bible reading and devotional blog, as we read through the entire Bible in chronological order.

What Is Life

All Aboard the Meme Express – Wednesday, February 25, 2009

British rock guitarist, singer and songwriter George Harrison (The Beatles and The Traveling Wilburys) was born on February 24, 1943. For most of his life, George Harrison actually thought his birthday was February 25^th. He was born shortly before midnight, so his birthday truly was February 24, 1943.

That would make former Beatle George Harrison 65 years old, if he were still alive.

Rolling Stone Magazine ranks George Harrison as #21 of the top 100 guitarists of all time.

Here is “What Is Life,” George Harrison’s hit single from his 1970 solo album, All Things Must Pass:

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Today’s Meme Express prompt is a question:

What is life?

Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create a drawing, a poem, a short story, or a journal entry. Then return here to leave a comment with your link. (Be sure to include a link to the Meme Express. Grab our train graphic from the sidebar for your link, if you want.)

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Of course, if this prompt seems to stump you, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.

Throughout 2009, please join us at The Heart of a Ready Writer, a Bible reading and devotional blog, as we read through the entire Bible in chronological order.