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Eugi’s Weekly Prompt – Midnight – August 19, 2021

I enjoy daily, weekly, and monthly prompts for sparking creativity among those of us that love to express ourselves. In fact, I participate in many of them myself. With that said, manning a weekly prompt takes dedication and time, which I have the dedication to but not the time.

Because I enjoy posting them, I am putting a new spin on my weekly prompts and that is they will be mostly unmoderated. I will be lurking around every now and then to enjoy your work as you do mine. Have fun and take care.

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only at midnight

How beautiful the silent hour, when morning and evening thus sit together, hand in hand, beneath the starless sky of midnight! – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Your Weekly Prompt – Midnight – August 19, 2021

This prompt will be mostly unmoderated.

Please keep it family-friendly. 

Disrespectful and inappropriate comments will be removed.

This needs to be a safe and fun space for all.

There will be no Roundup.

Go where the prompt leads you and publish a post on your own blog that responds to the prompt.

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It can be any variation of the prompt and/or image. 

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-Eugi

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“I heard a bird sing in the dark of December. A magical thing. And sweet to remember. We are nearer to Spring than we were in September. I heard a bird sing in the dark of December.” ― Oliver Herford

64 thoughts on “Eugi’s Weekly Prompt – Midnight – August 19, 2021”

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  13. “(No More) Midnite”

    “We danced on the road
    under the stars,
    under the swollen full moon.
    We spoke of Love,
    we said we would never let go……
    It was midnite…..
    always…..
    And then one nite
    there was no midnite.
    You were gone.
    I’ve never danced again.”

    c Sherri-Ellen Theilheimer-DeJonge 2021

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  19. Midnight… the first of several service calls… (hubby counts down the days to his retirement and a good full night’s sleep).
    Be back with some thing for the illustration later 🙂

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      1. We’ve got our insurance switched… Now he’s just counting down the days. I’ve sort of been retired for a while. But this last year and a half hubby has been working from home. Put just a little crimp in my alone time. But I’ll live 😉

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      3. It was a challenge over winter when he moved his ‘office’ upstairs and into my domain… and even more so when we shared the same table. He has/had calls where he wears a headset, but I can hear his half of the conversation… Good think I like lookin’ at him 😉

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