This is ForgottenMan subbing for Judy while she and her nephew Ryan are traveling in Mexico. She asked if I’d like to reblog some of her old posts in response to the various daily challenges here. I decided to only look at her posts from 2013-14, her first two years of blogging here.
Today’s Ragtag prompt is “Freedom”. HERE is one of Judy’s earliest blog posts, examining a form of freedom.
This is is ForgottenMan subbing for Judy while she and her nephew Ryan are traveling in Mexico. She asked if I’d like to reblog some of her old posts in response to the various daily challenges here. I decided to only look at her posts from 2013-14, her first two years of blogging here.
Today’s Word of the Day prompt is “Spying”. HERE is a short post on the subject Judy wrote in August, 2014.
This is ForgottenMan subbing for Judy while she and her nephew Ryan are traveling in Mexico. She asked if I’d like to reblog some of her old posts in response to the various daily challenges here. I decided to only look at her posts from 2013-14, her first two years of blogging here.
Today’s Word of the Day prompt is “Redolent”. HERE is a poem Judy wrote in April, 2014. I like that the first comment on it, made by blogger Ogginblog, was “That’s so redolent of the Americas.” What do you think?
This is ForgottenMan subbing for Judy while she and her nephew Ryan are traveling in Mexico. She asked if I’d like to reblog some of her old posts in response to the various daily challenges here. I decided to only look at her posts from 2013-14, her first two years of blogging here.
Today’s Ragtag prompt is “Blue”. HERE is a poem Judy wrote in May, 2013. It’s called “Give Me Blue”. Seems like it fits.
This is ForgottenMan subbing for Judy while she and her nephew Ryan are traveling in Mexico. She asked if I’d like to reblog some of her old posts in response to the various daily challenges here. I decided to only look at her posts from 2013-14, her first two years of blogging here.
The Daily Addiction‘s prompt today is “Enigma”. HERE‘s a fun post by Judy on the subject from October, 2013.
This is ForgottenMan subbing for Judy while she and her nephew Ryan are traveling in Mexico. She asked if I’d like to reblog some of her old posts in response to the various daily challenges here. I decided to only look at her posts from 2013-14, her first two years of blogging here.
Word of the Day‘s prompt today is “Abiding”. I think a line in one of Judy’s poems from December, 2014, qualifies: “Picasso simply can’t abide”. You can read what Picasso can’t abide, and why Dorothy Parker is a good sport in this two-for-one post of Judy’s HERE.
This is ForgottenMan subbing for Judy while she and her nephew Ryan are traveling in Mexico. She asked if I’d like to reblog some of her old posts in response to the various daily challenges here. I decided to only look at her posts from 2013-14, her first two years of blogging here.
Today’s Ragtag prompt is “Zest”. I love the poem Judy wrote in September, 2014, which is filled with zest (and the actual word, “zest”). You can read her piece HERE, still zesty after all these years.
This is ForgottenMan subbing for Judy while she and her nephew Ryan are traveling in Mexico. She asked if I’d like to reblog some of her old posts in response to the various daily challenges here. I decided to only look at her posts from 2013-14, her first two years of blogging here.
Today’s FOWC prompt is “Love”. I’ve selected what Judy called an “un-love” poem she penned for NaPoWriMo that year. You can read the delightful piece HERE.
The Roue
A fresh bloom picked from the garden was his daily treat.
One day a simple tulip, upright and discreet.
Another day a floozie rose––her petals a bit blowsy.
Wisteria or cherry blossoms, drooping, shedding, drowsy.
Often he’d remarked to friends how romance was so fungible,
for with a garden fully stocked, each flower was expungeable.
The prompts for the day were blossom, remark, treat and fungible (mutually interchangeable) For fun, I’m also including this in Cee’s Flower of the Day. Yes, I know expungeable isn’t a word, but it should be, so I’m introducing it into the English language. Merriam-Webster take heed.
https://ragtagcommunity.wordpress.com/2018/08/12/rdp73-fungible/
https://fivedotoh.com/2018/08/12/fowc-with-fandango-treat/
https://dailyaddictions542855004.wordpress.com/remark
https://wordofthedaychallenge.wordpress.com/2018/08/12/blossom/
https://ceenphotography.com/2018/08/11/flower-of-the-day-august-12-2018-dahlia/
