“Scavenger Hunt” for Can You Tell A Story in 40 Words

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Image with help of AI

For “Can You Tell A Story In . . .” the words are: BONSAI PUDDLE KNAPSACK REJOICE and the word limit is 40 words.

Scavenger

Rejoicing, I jumped over the puddle with the purloined bonsai in my knapsack and hurtled down the street, back to the party. Would I be the first one back with the entire contents of the scavenger hunt in my possession?

 

15 thoughts on ““Scavenger Hunt” for Can You Tell A Story in 40 Words”

    1. lifelessons's avatarlifelessons Post author

      Have you ever tried working with AI? Very funny. They always put in something that is absurd. It took me about 7 tries and some altering on my own to get this image. I should do a post on the alternatives they sent..ha.

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  4. Kim Smyth's avatarKim Smyth

    Love it and the image works for me!
    I refuse to acknowledge AI or try to use it. We have google and duck duck go, why do we need anything else? I think it’s dangerous and already there are so many complaints about people’s writing, etc.
    Anyway…sorry-rant over!

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    1. lifelessons's avatarlifelessons Post author

      I totally agree, Kim. I especially hate it when people do not acknowledge using it on their photos and in their writing. In this case I wanted to see if I could use it to produce an image when I had nothing else to use. And fully identified it..even more by viewing the process which demonstrates just how imperfect it is. I would never use it in my writing. Twice I have congratulated folks on their writing and they’ve admitted afterwards that AI did it. Just not right.

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      1. Kim Smyth's avatarKim Smyth

        You don’t have to worry about that with me! I’ll never use it in my writing.
        Unsplash is a great place to source free photos, they just ask that you acknowledge the photographer. 😘

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