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Daily Picture Prompt 111
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Daily Word Prompt 58 “Orange”
The daily word prompt is Orange
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Outlier
Source: Outlier
Time To Write: Sentence Starter 21
7 April 2017
Rochelle Wisoff-Fields-Addicted to Purple
Our Mantra
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Please be considerate and try to keep your story to 100 words. Thank you.
Genre: Historical Fiction
Word Count: 100
ROAD KINGS
Arthur mopped his forehead with his sleeve while holding his bicycle’s handlebar with his opposite hand. He tried to keep up with his buddy who had been blessed with longer legs.
“Wait up, Bill!”
The other boy grinned over his shoulder. “Pedal faster, slowpoke. The fish ain’t gonna wait all day, ya know.”
Once they reached the river, the boys laid their poles beside their bicycles and raced…
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Comics about Relationships
Friday Funny – Technology
Q: How can you tell if a computer geek is an extrovert?
A: They stare at your shoes when you talk instead of their own.
Q: Why did the programmer use the entire bottle of shampoo during one shower?
A: Because the bottle said “Lather, Rinse, Repeat”; an obvious loop.
Failure is not an option. It’s included with your Microsoft product.


Rosie’s #BookReview Team #RBRT The Old Man At The End Of The World by @AKSilversmith #Zombies
Chicken and Cashew Massaman Curry
Chicken and Cashew Mussamam Curry
I am constantly searching for interesting go-to Friday night dinners. You know, something quick and easy to put together, but yet more titillating than what we have been eating for the rest of the week. Here is an amazing recipe that is quickly becoming one of our Friday night staples. This is one of our favourite dishes to order in our local Thai restaurant, but I have found that it is even better when made at home! You could make it with beef or chicken. Add your favourite sautéed greens; serve over basmati rice, and you have an extraordinarily complex, uber-flavourful meal that you would be proud to share with friends! I found the recipe in Donna Hay Magazine, Issue #86, and have been tweaking it here and there.
I will be sharing this recipe with everyone over at Angie’s Fiesta Friday this week.
Better…
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