#109 - Family
The prompt this week is: Family. Love them or hate them, we all have them. Whether it's urban families, adopted families, work families, extended families, nuclear families, or blended families, no matter how you look at them, they are complicated. Make up a new family, talk about your own family, or create a family for one of your characters to flesh them out a little. What does the word family bring up for you?
Happy Scribbling!
Happy Scribbling!
posted by Sunday Scribblings at 1:38 PM
46 Comments:
number 1. finally!
Hi everyone I am new to Sunday Scribblings and my post is up titled Through his eyes.
Almost too generous a prompt! I decided to be frivolous.
Granny Smith is right! Too generous... but lovely.
It seems the more we struggle with our own children, the more I appreciate my parents and grandparents.
I agree with lilibeth...our children teach us to appreciate our parents more.
My take is on
kindred
Here is mine :- http://myimaginationinthisworld.blogspot.com/2008/05/my-family.html
So what's it like not to have a family? Find out here.
Brilliant prompt. Family is so intricately woven into the fabric of who we are and where we're going to.
Her's mine: http://craftygreenpoet.blogspot.com/2008/05/family-of-blackbirds.html.
Great prompt!
thanks for reminding me to leave a comment! :o)
Family is sometimes one of the hardest things to write about because they are sooooo COMPLICATED (Like I'm not...hahaha)
Who would have kids?
Families, families...ooof
http://devilmood.blogspot.com/2008/05/sunday-scribblings-family.html
a story of a family lost and one found.
http://luluspetals.blogspot.com/2008/05/family-lost-family-found.html
This time I came in from the cold. Peace to all, scribblers and prompters.
Here's T. B. Blues, written for the extended family of the poets of the blogosphere.
My contribution is an older post, but it fits the theme so well ...
Love of the common people
I'm talking about family, but there are plenty of links through my archives for those who miss reading my fiction.
And be sure to check out the contest I'm running, too -- only until Tuesday, so come on by and throw your name in.
Morbid reflections
here:
http://pciyrtpy.blogspot.com/2008/05/photo-by-rel-this-week-has-seen-paltry.html
Thanks,
rel
new to this, blog spot still under construction, but a post is up - danni
I had to take down my first post. I was afraid it would offend one of my daughter in-laws if she should read it.
http://myrtlebeachramblings.blogspot.com/
Did not have anything too inspired to write. But mine is up anyway
Up! :)
Family are bugging me today.
My thoughts, such as they are today....
This is my first post for Sunday Scribblings and I'm so glad it was family, as I'm just beginning my own! You can read my post here: http://karinaspen.blogspot.com
mine's more like an apology to my family for all my shortcomings.
Great prompt. I enjoyed the memories and writing was easy, for a change.
Happy Sunday!
I posted a recent piece I just wrote for 3WW but its the only family thing I could put out this month! So if you've read it already through 3WW sorry!
That was fun. This was inspired by a true event (link on my blog). I love writing about stressful situations. *grin*
The Toast Says it All
Write From Karen
A little extra!
I'm not forgetting to leave the comment, but... what to say? I loved the entry in A Writer's Notebook...
Double-dipping here . . . as this prompt also fits the bill for the next SIMPLY SNICKERS poetry prompt.
THE BOOTING BROTHER, at Nickers and Ink
I love my family but sometimes they're...problematic...and that's what made me come up with this:
http://roswellgray.livejournal.com/115424.html
my poem:
http://thebadpoetsociety.blogspot.com/2008/05/family-portrait.html
PoetMouse: Family Portrait
Here's my post:
http://chefdruck.blogspot.com/2008/05/family.html
Thanks for the inspiration. Here's my Ode To An Absent-Minded Husband.
thanks for the prompt :)
here is my contribution--
http://lifeofpri.blogspot.com/2008/05/family.html
cheers!!
Thanks!
- http://sylviatheteacher.blogspot.com/2008/05/this-i-gave-to-her.html
First time I am participating in Sunday Scribblings. I guess Family triggered something :-)
http://mindfulmimi.blogspot.com/2008/05/families-are-like-fudge-mostly-sweet.html
From Poetmouse:
to clarify: this poem is called Sisters.
sorry for all the repetitions. I'm just getting the hang of posting my links correctly. This one was for my poem:Family Portrait from my poetry blog poetmouse.
http://thebadpoetsociety.blogspot.com/2008/05/family-portrait.html
PoetMouse: Family Portrait
My third response, and first attempt at poetry!!!!
Families can't live without them and sometimes can't even get along with them.
Post a Comment
<< Home