Showing posts with label unique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unique. Show all posts

Monday, November 7, 2011

Trippy Transportation

My friend Jim got me thinking about transportation;
the wondrously weird ways we've gotten 'round in this nation.
I discovered this top ten list that will likely astound you.
In fact, there are a few that might actually dumbfound you.
I applaud them all for their bold expression of creativity
and boldly driving their crazy crafts where all the world can see.

© 2011 - all rights reserved - Rachel Hoyt




I'm sharing this rhyme in Holes in My Soles's Magnificent Monday
and also with the group that enjoys You Tube Tuesday fun day.


Josh from "Its Tiger Time" invented You Tube Tuesday so we could each share one video a week which we found to be fun, inspiring or otherwise noteworthy.  If you choose to participate, don't forget to leave your links in my comments section (so I can come visit you) and on Josh's page (so you can be part of the contest).

Monday, May 2, 2011

Smiley Sociology Study #6 - Weddings


Image by kongsky via freedigitalphotos.net

Another wedding season has officially begun
so I thought that (through my study) I would join in the fun.
Do you have a wedding memory that you would like to share?
Do you know a unique item that someone chose to wear?
How about a yummy morsel that you enjoyed nibbling on?
A fun activity to try or perhaps a special song?
An excellent location for a wedding to take place?
Whatever nuptial idea or memory brightens your face.
Write up your posts then link them in here.
Perhaps in my results rhyme your link will appear.

© Rachel Hoyt 2011.  All rights reserved.


Non rhyming directions for the poetry challenged:


(1) Create a new post about weddings or link to one that was already on your blog.  Please note:  your post does not need to be poetic.  All styles of blogs are welcome as long as their post is about weddings.

(2) Please include a link back to the Smiley Sociology Study within your post to help spread the word about the link exchange. The more "data" / posts I have to peruse, the better pseudo sociological results I can produce!

(3) copy the link for that post and paste link into Mister Linky below.

Please link directly to the post you want to share, not to your home page. 
I will delete your link from the study if I cannot find a post of wedding theme to link to directly.


(4) leave a comment here to let me know you've posted a link


(5) read links left by others and tell them (nicely) what you think






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