Tale Weaver #228 – Cooking – 20th June
This week consider the notion of cooking. We have all had experiences, some good and most likely some not so good. Write your response in 500 words and link it … Continue reading
Heeding Haiku With Chèvrefeuille, June 19th 2019, summer solstice
Dear friends of MLMM, Welcome at a new episode of our Wednesday feature Heeding Haiku With … This week, to be precise, summer starts next Friday. So for this episode … Continue reading
Sunday Writing Prompt – Mr Allsopp’s Home Delivery Service.
This week I am filling in for Yves. Your Sunday Writing prompt is to write your story about Mr Allsopp’s Home Delivery Service. Have fun and go where your imagination … Continue reading
Eli’s Comin’
Some rock fans might not be familiar with Laura Nyro, as she is not a household name, but most fans have heard the songs she wrote that became hits for … Continue reading
Tale Weaver #227 – Wedding – 13th June
I recently attended a wedding. A friend’s daughter was married in a beautiful ceremony out in the Vineyards. It made me think of wedding stories, some true most not. So … Continue reading
Heeding Haiku With Chèvrefeuille, June 12th 2019, spiderweb
Dear friends of MLMM, A short episode today, just our theme, and maybe an example-haiku about this theme for today, for this week. The theme for this week to create … Continue reading
Tale Weaver #226 – Reunion – June 6th
This week consider the concept of Reunion. It happens in all sorts of places, family reunions, school reunions, being reunited with a lost child a lost pet we experience this … Continue reading
Heeding Haiku With Chèvrefeuille, June 5th 2019, rainbow
Dear friends of MLMM, Welcome at a new episode of MLMM’s “Heeding Haiku With …”, this week I have a new theme for you to create haiku or haibun with. … Continue reading
Teach Your Children
Graham Nash wrote this song and it was written when Nash was a member of the Hollies, it was never recorded by that group in studio (although a live recording … Continue reading
Tale Weaver – #225 – Reflection – May 30th
This week consider the concept of reflection. In a physical sense it happens when we look in the mirror, or when we see our reflection in shop windows as we … Continue reading
