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Showing posts with label Thursday Thinking and Inking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thursday Thinking and Inking. Show all posts
Examining Exciting or Extravagant Subjects for Blogging
X marks the spot for W Day for the A to Z Challenge.
OK, I admit it. Not all of these prompt words actually start with the letter X. However, if you have been blogging all month, using every letter of the alphabet today, you deserve a little bit of eXtravagance today. So let’s not be eXacting and eXasperate ourselves!
Just have fun, as you eXercise your own creativity.
Happy A to Z!
Be sure to bookmark the Meme Express, so you can return for additional blogging prompts, as the A to Z Challenge continues throughout April.
Please leave a comment below (with a link to your post), so readers can visit your blog!
Lift your heads, lovesick laborers! Leave lethargy behind. Light your lanterns, and look out! Laughable lyrics and lovely longings are on the way for L Day.
Lick your lips, and get lined up for today’s blogging challenge.
Here’s an oldie to set you looking in lovely locations for an L-post.
It’s F Day. What fanciful foibles can you find for the day? Feel like flitting about in your favorite flannel pajamas and flip-flops, rather than fitting yourself with fine fashions? Have you found fingerprints on that film from your fishing trip with your fraternity?
F is also for follow. Find out about blog following (and how to find followers) in "How to Find Interesting Blogs to Follow," an informative online article by Marie Anne St. Jean.
Focusing on F-words, find facts on freelance writing here:
All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, April 22, 2010
German Metaphysical philosopher and author Immanuel Kant was born on April 22, 1724. Immanuel Kant's most famous published works included Critique of Judgment. Critique of Practical Reason. Critique of Pure Reason. Foundations of the Metaphysics of Morals and Religion within the Limits of Reason Alone.
Here’s a quotation from Immanuel Kant, offering his own political commentary, for Thursday Thinking and Inkingat Meme Express.
Each Thursday, we offer feature a quotation as inspiration for that day’s prompt.
The Meme Express for today is simple:
reason
Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
Of course, if this blogging prompt leaves you baffled, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.
Henry James’ most famous works included The Ambassadors, The American, The Bostonians, Daisy Miller, The Golden Bowl, The Portrait of a Lady, The Sacred Fount, The Tragic Muse, The Turn of the Screw, What Maisie Knew and The Wings of the Dove.
Here’s a thought-provoking (and perhaps controversial) quotation from Henry James, offering his own political commentary, for Thursday Thinking and Inkingat Meme Express.
Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
Of course, if this blogging prompt leaves you baffled, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.
All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, April 8, 2010
Canadian-American actress and Academy Award winner (1929) Mary Pickford was born on April 8, 1893.
Mary Pickford appeared in Coquette, Little Lord Fauntleroy, Pollyanna, A Poor Little Rich Girl, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Stella Maris, Tess of the Storm Country and The Taming of the Shrew.
Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
Of course, if this blogging prompt leaves you baffled, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.
All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, March 25, 2010
This Sunday, Christians will celebrate Palm Sunday. Easter, the highest Christian holy day, is one week off.
Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week on the ecclesiastical calendar. On Palm Sunday, Christians recount the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, when the Lord rode a borrowed donkey through the streets. As He passed, the crowd shouted, "Hosanna" and waved palm branches.
Less than a week later, having returned the borrowed donkey, Jesus' followers would place His body in a borrowed tomb. He needed the donkey for a few hours, and He needed the tomb for just a few days.
On Sunday, children in Sunday Schools all over the world will receive palm fronds and palm leaves to celebrate Palm Sunday. Some folks may pick up the Palm Pilots to record the occasion as well.
To mark this moment, here is today’s thought-provoking quotation for Thursday Thinking and Inkingat Meme Express.
Look high and low for inspiration with this prompt!
Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
Of course, if this blogging prompt leaves you baffled, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.
All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, March 18, 2010
Mud is us today!
Grab your yellow slicker, your Mackintosh or your spring raincoat. Pack that poncho or rain gear. Pick up those mud boots, hip waders or galoshes. Got waterproof garden gloves?
Are you ready for the spring weather? Watching meteorological reports of rain and warmer temperatures? Seeing ice and snow melt into sloppy muddy messes?
Who doesn’t love spring?
Spring is fun and filled with promise … as long as you have a good umbrella and appropriate footwear for spring weather.
Here’s today’s thought-provoking quotation for Thursday Thinking and Inkingat Meme Express.
Squissssssh! Have fun slogging and slopping around with this prompt.
Where will this prompt take you? Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
Of course, if this blogging prompt leaves you baffled, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.
All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, March 11, 2010
Finally! Temperatures are rising, and the snow and ice are melting all around us. In many regions, folks are relieved to see the first glimmer of spring.
Here’s today’s thought-provoking quotation for Thursday Thinking and Inkingat Meme Express.
Where will this prompt take you? Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
Of course, if this blogging prompt leaves you baffled, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.
All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, March 4, 2010
Do you play cards? Do you play to win – or just for fun? What’s your favorite card game? Do you know any card tricks? Have you ever cheated at a card game? Has anyone ever cheated on you at cards?
Where do you play cards? Do you host a poker night? Do you play at a club or another gathering? Or do you travel to Atlantic City, Las Vegas, Reno or another casino site to play cards?
Perhaps you like to play card games online. What's your favorite online card-playing site? What's the highest score you have ever won at and online card game?
Here’s today’s thought-provoking quotation for Thursday Thinking and Inkingat Meme Express.
Where will this prompt take you? Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
Of course, if this blogging prompt leaves you baffled, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.
All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, February 25, 2010
Yesterday, a tragic event occurred at Sea World Orlando. A giant killer whale slew his trainer, Dawn Brancheau, as the audience at Shamu Stadium watched. Apparently, the orca had been linked to previous human deaths as well.
A killer whale killed a female marine animal trainer in the Sea World Orlando Shamu Stadium. The tragedy occurred before a live audience during the Shamu Show at the Florida theme park. The 12,300-pound orca has been connected to previous human deaths.
What do you think about that? How do you feel about humans interacting with killer whales? What's your take on marine shows - and about wild animals training in captivity?
Here’s an anonymous quotation for Thursday Thinking and Inkingat Meme Express.
“Consider the whale:
It never gets into trouble
until it comes up and starts spouting.”
Each Thursday, we offer feature a quotation as inspiration for that day’s prompt.
Where will this prompt take you? Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
Of course, if this blogging prompt leaves you baffled, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.
All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, February 18, 2010
Award-winning Chinese-American author Amy Tan was born on February 19, 1952. Amy Tan may be best known for her popular books, The Hundred Secret Senses and The Joy Luck Club.
Honoring the birthday of best-selling author Amy Tan, we present out this quotation for Thursday Thinking and Inkingat Meme Express.
Where will this prompt take you? Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
Of course, if this blogging prompt leaves you baffled, feel free to peruse the archives of the Meme Express and publish a blog post on an earlier prompt.
All Aboard the Meme Express – Thursday, February 11, 2010
Thomas Edison, American inventor, was born on February 11, 1847. Thomas Edison invented the telegraph machine, the phonograph and the incandescent light bulb. In all, Thomas Edison held more than 1,000 patents.
Honoring the birthday of American inventor Thomas Edison, we present out this quotation for Thursday Thinking and Inkingat Meme Express.
Just imagine! Perhaps this concept will inspire you to create and post a drawing, a poem, a photograph, 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.)
