Weekly Expressions: Weekly Expressions pic #9

Friday, November 22, 2013

Weekly Expressions pic #9

The pic for week #9

3 comments:

TomaraNovember 28, 2013 at 3:03 AM
Is it just me or is this picture missing from the post??? :( Happy thanksgiving to you all! Hope you have a great day today!
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TJ CoulterDecember 2, 2013 at 1:36 PM
Uh oh! I thought it was just the crappy graphics on my computer but it's not! I'll get right on that!
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BekaDecember 2, 2013 at 1:49 PM
It was showing the other day. Weird how all of a sudden we can't see it.
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What Weekly Expressions is about.

The point of Weekly Expressions (WE) is to see the different view points that a group of people can create by looking at the same picture.
The goals of Weekly Expressions are: to be a way to help us as writers stay sharp in our writing abilities, to share our passion of writing with our friends and family, and make new friends in the process!
So read and enjoy!

Rules :
Every week a photograph or painting will be the picture for the week. Everyone will write a short narrative (story, poem). Must not be more than a few pages typed (5 is the limit). (But I guess if you can't stop writing then by all means continue! Just make sure you have something to post by the deadline.)

Narratives will be posted every other Sunday. Narratives may not be posted sooner. Reason being, We want each of our narratives to be solely our own ideas. We want to see how we can each come up with something different on our own, without seeing how the others came up with their ideas. Make sense?
Once all narratives are posted, the next picture can be posted (Unless otherwise brought to groups attention)

Photograph:
May include real photographs but we have tried to stick with paintings (digital art is also allowed).
May not include nudity, vulgar or crude anything.

How to post :

You will create a new post. Title it "Weekly Expression #2._ BK". (Insert the appropriate number and your initials.)
Add the photo to it, then write "By Beka K." (insert your own name) and then add your narrative.
See past posts for examples of how to post.