#147 -- Phantoms & Shadows
This week: things and people, times, places, events and how your memory has treated them. Are there people you try to remember more clearly, phantoms you'd like to reach back into the past and take a firm hold of? What do you remember of your early school years? College years? Your grandparents? First pets, first houses, first friends? Do you have a good or poor memory? If you could go back to any particular time/place to recall more vividly what it was like, what would that be?
posted by Sunday Scribblings at 7:23 PM
33 Comments:
Another very thought-provoking prompt.
Great prompt. I didn't even have to procrastinate until Sunday. Someone might actually read this one.
wrote a story :)
An explanation of our memory.
Rose
xo
I don't often get to post Sunday Scribblings on a Saturday, but here we are today!
GreenishLady’s Phantoms & Shadows
Looiking forward to meeting your phantoms and shadows!
I'm with Rinkly: good prompt. Thank you.
very good prompt girls! i so appreciate all your great thoughts! have a great weekend.
Mmmm. I scared myself writing this!
Hi all,
Looking forward to reading others' works. The variety is always inspiring!
A great prompt, thanks! Mine's up...I'll be along to visit some of yours.
happy Sunday Scribbling!
Bella :)
This is my first Sunday's Scribblings. As others have said, it was a great and thought provoking prompt. Keith, I'm with you. I scared myself writing my post as well. lol. I look forward to reading others' scribblings.
This prompt inspired an unusually sweet story about the band. Just because they're demons doesn't mean they have no sympathy when Ricky finds himself in a pensive mood: Tribute
And as an aside, I'm about to start a "Win a Valentine's Date" contest on the Maelstrom. The winner will get a prize and the chance to guest-blog about their "date" with bass player Bo Valentino, so stop by!
I've felt really inspired by some of the posts I read so far. I've been away for ages, but want to keep up with Sunday Scribblings this time.
everybody, thanks for sharing your skills and joy of expression.
my work for this week is a poem titled Everything is Fading II, for i have written simliar subject a month ago. some how i am still on the Fading line.
have a wonderful week
dhyan
I have no idea of what is real and what is embelishment at this point. The memory stands complete as it changes through re-telling.
I wrote about my Grandma...I miss her so much. If only I could go back...
A little rambling around with the prompt.
Barbara-b
Very interesting prompt, it could go so many ways. Thank you!
And many ways do the contributors go...
http://thomg.blogspot.com/2009/01/sunday-scribblings-phantons-shadows.html
A little bit of nonsense! I hope you enjoy it.
Writing for this prompt was cathartic, as it helped me to get some much needed tension out of my system where I can see it and make more sense of it.
http://www.encounterswithpluto.typepad.com/withouted
Got me thinking about everyday phantoms & shadows
Mine's up. It's a true story, and it's a serious one.
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Mine's up (finally). Not a humorous one this time. It's a true story about an incident that occured shortly after my father's death.
A bit late. I devote this story to my great grandmother, God rest her soul.
Here is mine.... Late but here tis'.
Today's prompt is all about
PHANTOM
Wanna stop and leave a comment with your link?
THE MAIN EVENT
Gosh, I could swear I left a comment here when I set my link.
It's been a while since I've participated and it's a bit late, but I put up my post.
Hope everyone is doing well!
Jane
My first attempt at Sunday Scribblings. . . I think I might be late. Great site. Thanks for creating and maintaining this. I'll be on time for the current scribble! Blessings to one and all. . . CordieB.
i started this last week, but couldn't it right until today....so i'm posting it regardless. some things need to be written :-)
http://sleweja.blogspot.com/2009/01/sunday-scribbles-147.html
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