Thanks! I'm going to look for it.
Simon ,'Jaynestown'
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Swouncing is swooning and flouncing, as only Nilly can do.
Bouncing. Swooning and bouncing.
Nilly's coming! Bouncebouncebounce.
I had words. Gone now.
Oh! Notebooks are good for writing in cafes or hotel lobbies or other places where the laptop is not. I have loads of pretty journals, a shelf of filled ones, and at least that many more still blank. I give them away, lots. The last one I wrote in I haven't filled yet, and the first date in it was 2001.
Legal pads, on the other hand, are the bomb. Especially the ones with pastel-colored pages of heavier-weight paper that take fountain pen well.
P-C, it started in Nilly "The Minearverse: YExpirationDateMV" Mar 11, 2004 9:28:52 am PST
Monday morning, drabblers (at least in my part of the world), and you know what that means....
Challenge #4 is closed.
Challenge #5 is courtesy of the utterly splendid Nilly: Hands. You know the drill. Please leave your message at the beep.
Go to it.
Question: There are particular lines from a poem that have sparked/are sparking my drabble thoughts. If I quote them, are they exempt from my word count?
Hmmm. Seeing as how I'm not actually counting words and bringing the Smackdown of Drabble Accuracy, I think any outside material you quote (as an epigraph, for example) do NOT count towards word count.
Oh sure Nilly suggests the "hands" topic. . .
Thank you!
Oh sure Nilly suggests the "hands" topic. . .
Hey! She really DID! I mean, I'm not complaining....