Six Word Fridays

Blogging: Six Words at a Time!

I am thrilled to host SIX WORD FRIDAYS! Started by the lovely and talented Melissa Camera Wilkins and handed on to me, this has been one of my favorite blogging link ups! I hope you'll help me carry on this Friday tradition in grand style!

Every week I will send out a prompt {a carefully chosen word} and then you can build a post around the word, publish it and link up here on Fridays. The challenge? To keep each line you write to only SIX {6} WORDS!! {we don't count the number of lines, syllables or letters...just the number of words!}

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Here are some of my favorite examples:

SIX WORD PHOTO CAPTION {like this}

A VERSE, EACH LINE COMPOSED OF SIX WORDS {like this}

A STORY, TOLD SIX WORDS AT A TIME {like this}

A SIX WORD QUOTE {or six words of a quote} {like this}

A WISH {a musing, a lesson...anything at all!} {like this}



The word for this Friday (12/4/15) is
FAITH
{Take a leap of faith! And act of good faith. Faithful friend. Faithful 'til the end. Restore my faith. Take it on faith.}

The word for next Friday (12/11/15) is
HOPE
{A hope chest. Hope floats. Hope springs eternal. Get your hopes up. Hope not. Don't give up hope!}

And the word for our last Friday (12/18/15) is
LOVE
{Love wins. Love Actually. He loves me, he loves me not. A labor of love. Love at first sight. Love will find a way...
The greatest of these is love!}


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22 comments:

  1. Adrienne, I know you'll do a wonderful job at hosting Six Word Fridays!
    I haven't participated but a few times, but maybe I'll be a little more motivated.
    Oh - and I entered my e-mail address and clicked "subscribe", but I received an error message. Just thought you'd like to know.
    Thanks!

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  2. Thanks for sharing those past examples of great Six Word Fridays posts. I have signed up for the new season.

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  3. Hi Adrienne! I participated rather inconsistently with this since the beginning of the year, but have signed up and will do as I have time. Thanks for taking it over!

    Nancy aka dogear6

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  4. I've always love Six Word Fridays!
    So glad to see you taking it over my friend. I hope I can start up again and be a little more consistent! :)

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  5. I am so gled you put instructions... I wanted to do this for a while but didn't get it. ;)

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  6. Hi!

    Supposedly I am subscribed and I know that I am linked back to Six Word Fridays but I never receive the emails and have to remember to go have a look.
    Are you able too fix this?

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  7. I'm a little late to the party, but I can't wait to join in.

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  8. This is a wonderful idea, I will try to join next friday

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  9. Here's my version of Chip for this six word Friday: http://goomfh.wordpress.com/2013/09/13/six-word-fridays-chip/

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  10. Here's my version of Chip for this six word Friday: http://goomfh.wordpress.com/2013/09/13/six-word-fridays-chip/

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  11. Will there be a linky or do we just post a link to our images in the comments?

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  12. I had to think about the six words but it came to me all at once.
    http://cherylmccainphotography.com/orange-nurture-photography/

    Sorry, I linked up with both Six Words and Nurture Photography.

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  13. Here's my contribution!
    http://http://69.195.124.60/~evelynjw/six-word-fridays/

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  14. Not sure if this is where I post my 6 word / line / poem? But here it is:

    6 word Fridays: “Hold”
    My life is on “hold” now.
    Or so it seems to me.
    Events contrived to stall me cold.
    Where to from here? Who knows?
    I hold my breath, expectant, hopeful.
    How long can I hold on?
    I walked a labyrinth this morning.
    It was a holy holding pattern
    that led me into helpful thoughts.
    I left refreshed, ready to delight
    in the surprises, possibilities, new births
    that come when “way is opened.”
    Hold fast! Be patient! Find purpose!
    By Kathie Houchens 11-15-13

    Well the formatting messed up, so it doesn't appear as I wrote it with 6 words per line. Tell me how to make this work.

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  15. Well, I am not sure if I will succeed with 6 words and I definitely don't know how often I will be able to participate, but I am game ;)

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  16. Found this a day late this week, but will try to join in from now on. Looks like fun.

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  17. Looking forward to joining in. Thanks for hosting:)

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  18. Enjoyed playing along and doing my first Six Word Friday (Breeze). :)

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  19. I'm a little confused! I initially assumed each sentence of a story would need to be six words. With poems I thought it would be complete six word lines. But in your examples it appears that you just write whatever you want and shift down every sixth word which makes poems very difficult to read and stories rather odd! Or am I getting it wrong?

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