Time to get snappy with a new blog prompt?

 

Freeze right there! It’s time for fresh ideas for blogging. Here’s your new keyword phrase to jump-start your new blog post.

 Because baby, it’s cold out there. But your next upcoming post is gonna be hot-hot-hot!

 

cold snap

 OK, snap to it! Publish your new entry on your own blog site. Then step on back here to leave a linked comment, so we can find it.

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Storming through with a fresh blog prompt

Several regions of the United States have been experiencing some significant meteorological patterns lately. That brings us to a keyword phrase to pour into creative imaginations. See where this one takes you!

under the weather

Write a blog post. Come up with a poem or short story. Take some photos. Sketch a scene. Draw a map. The choice is yours.

Please consider linking to the Meme Express, if you use this prompt. And c’mon back with a comment link to your own post, so my readers can find it!

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Tackling blog burnout with a tantalizing buzzword topic

Testing out titles for today’s blog post? Troubled by the trials of trekking towards new topics? Think about this theme:

touchpoint

Try it!

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Queuing a remarkable series of totally unusual blog prompts

C’mon along, A to Z bloggers and National Poetry Month poets! Catch this super series of blog prompts for the next handful of alphabetical posts. Grab these keywords (for Q-R-S-T-U), and see where they lead you. Choose any or all of the cue words for your next post/s on your own site/s. 

Use the artwork, if you wish.  (Please be certain to caption it for sourcing, if you do.)

quake

quirky

riled

rowdy

signal

stop

terror

trial

undertow

unique

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Image/s:

Storm in the Mountains

By Albert Bierstadt

1870

Public domain

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