The Blog Propellant Redux #5

I used to maintain a writing prompt blog called The Blog Propellent. It was a lot of fun and these days, fun is what we need. Once a week (or maybe once every other week) on this blog, I will repost former TBP or WP prompts, or maybe a new one.

Write a post! Fiction, poetry, even a true story. When you are done, include the URL address of this post in your post. Simple! Then all those who read this post will have a link to your post. And, all that read your post will have a link this one. More readers = more followers.

This week’s prompt:

I’ve been looking back over all my old prompts and I forgot how many Picture Prompts I posted. So, this week is a throwback to those prompts. Three images from which to select. Bonus points if you can identify the one used before!

Mask Up! It’s Halloween!

Since we all have to continue keep our distance, I decided to bring the outdoor spooky folk inside this year. They are great company, I must say.

And last, but not least, nephew wedding #2

Wedding One, Down. One More to Go.

Two nephews; brothers. Both announced weddings about the same time. Both for this year. Four months apart. Their mother is very glad to be mother of the grooms and not the brides! Here are a few of my favorite pics I took of Wedding No. One: Peter & Mary

I hope yarn bombing never dies

“You’ve Been Polka Dotted!” by the Seattle Procrastinkniters

Lunch Spot 2

Lunch Spot

The First Step is the Hardest

[From free image site “Unsplash”]

Boats. Just sayin’.

Snow

Ended up with 7-8 inches in my neighborhood. I’ve never experienced the kind of winter weather as we have had this winter. January was almost spring-like, and then February had consistently freezing temps. Usually it’s the other way around. The official snow total for my city is 14 inches (all told, not actual accumulation), which is a decades-old record breaker. As pretty as it is, the high winds, sub-freezing temps, and impassable roads otherwise dull my enthusiasm. It’s as close as I want to know what it is like to live in Alaska this time of year or the Rockies during the spring thaw.