Tuesday, 13 September 2022

Words 4-6

Let's start with my sentences for last week's three words.  Well, two!  I've spent hours and hours watching coverage of the late Queen's death and the visits of the King to various official events, rather than composing sentences!


 So here are my two words.

Assemblage
As the artist walked, head down, her eyes scanned the shore as she picked up pieces of washed up detritus. A piece of fishing net, the arm of a doll, a piece of driftwood, a rusty nail, plastic shards all made it into her bag to be stuck together later. The assemblage would be part of an exhibition to highlight the damage to the environment of the throw-away society we live in.

Dulcet
Those that shout loudest cannot understand that quiet dulcet tones are more persuasive.

And for this week we have

4. Elixir

5. Ephemeral

6. Fetching

I do hope you will join in.  Leave your sentences in the comments.

Tuesday, 6 September 2022

The first three words

Hello

I do hope you will join us in our 21 word challenge.


 Here are this week's words.

1. Assemblage 

2. Dulcet 

3. Effervescent or effervesence

Next Tuesday I will reveal the next 3 words and the sentences I wrote for words 1 to 3.  It would be great if you add your sentences in the comments in the post on Tuesday 13th September.

Thanks for joining me
Bernice

Friday, 2 September 2022

Another 21 words!

Do you remember the 21 word challenge back in March?  The writing group I facilitate had 21 days of words to use in a sentence or sentences for each word.  We enjoyed it but the daily nature of it was a pressure we didn't need.


We're going to have another 21 word challenge but this time there will be 3 words each week for 7 weeks.  The group will have them sent to them each Monday, Wednesday and Friday in our WhatsApp group.

But here on my blog I am going to release the same 3 words on Tuesday each week.  It's up to you whether you use them all at once or whether you work on them on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

If you do join in, share your sentences in the comments on later posts.

Thanks for joining me today
Bernice