Daily Archives: March 8, 2017

#writephoto – The Spring by Helen Jones

Posted on March 8, 2017 by Sue Vincent

It’s Thursday, which means it’s time for another lovely #writephoto prompt, courtesy of Sue Vincent. Here’s my response to this week’s image: Squat and heavy, the stone sat next to the little spring, which was all boxed in and bricked … Continue reading →

Posted in photo prompt, Sacred sites | Tagged Holy well, sacred spring, spirit of place, standing stone | 7 Comments

Guest author: Marcia Meara – Attitude really IS everything!

Posted on March 8, 2017 by Sue Vincent

No! Yes. You can’t! I can. Why? Why not? It’s all wrong! It’s all right. You shouldn’t! I should. You won’t! I will. It could be bad! It could be good. It’s too late! There’s time. You’re too old! I’m … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging, Books, Guest post, writing | Tagged Amazon, becoming a writer, determination, following your dreams, new book, Poetry, writers life | 63 Comments

Spring by Luccia Gray #writephoto

Posted on March 8, 2017 by Sue Vincent

If I were a rock… If I were a rock in a stream, the water would slide over, smoothing my hard edges. If you were a rock in my stream, you’d roll to my side and we’d weather together. If … Continue reading →

Posted in photo prompt, Poetry | Tagged rock romance, Spring | 2 Comments

Spring by K.L. Caley #writephoto

Posted on March 8, 2017 by Sue Vincent

As I came across the small stream of water, my aching body looked up to the sky with thanks. Falling to my hands and knees I scooped the water into my mouth with a ferocious desperation that surprised me. I … Continue reading →

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Weed or wildflower? #InternationalWomensDay

Posted on March 8, 2017 by Sue Vincent

Being a working woman, I could be expected to be sitting here nicely coiffed, decently dressed and wearing make-up. Being also a writer, you might imagine me instead romantically dishevelled or pyjama clad. These are stereotypes we can all recognise … Continue reading →