soul’s journey, a Wordle

24 thoughts on “soul’s journey, a Wordle”

1. Sorry, but the prompt was actually from Brenda Warren’s Wordle for Wednesday: https://bastetandsekhmet.wordpress.com/2016/04/07/six-for-wednesday-1-wordle-april-7-2016/comment-page-1/#comment-49655

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   1. oops…I’ll make a note about that. I was confused about the originator. 🙂

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      1. No problem, I probably didn’t make it plain enough … it was the first wordle that Brenda put up on a Wednesday, she’s the greater of the Sunday Whirl.

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      2. creator? It’s a problem for me making sure an author is credited…the way it works automatically with wordpress on re-blogs never turns out the way I think it should.

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      3. I agree with that .. it’s really difficult at times, just to give credit where credit is due!

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      4. agreed…I try to give a few words of specific introduction. I love your site–I would post more on challenges, but sometimes I can’t figure out fast how to post. Duh…I usually just do whatever you do 🙂

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      5. 🙂 Glad you like the site … and I actually know about wanting and not being able to write for all my favourite challenges. Cool that you do what I do!

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      6. I have trouble remembering what url to use. 🙂

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      7. Do you mean when you’re looking for the sites?

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      8. no, when trying to figure out where to send the url for my submissions in various challenges.

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      9. Ah … That’s not so hard to find … if you’re doing the prompt through me I usually link to the original prompt post just click it and the post will open … Otherwise you’re already there .. up on your navigation bar there is an “https://” address written – you just copy that address and paste it in your post. To get more sophisticated … write the name of the post before you copy the address … then copy it and run the cursor of your mouse over the name of the post, it will become black – click on the link icon (it looks like a paper clip) where it asks for the url address paste what you copied in … of course if there’s a link app everything is easier for you … but often there aren’t.

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      10. thanks…I guess I would like a little “posting for dummies” box with specific instructions. I may have the hang of it now.

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      11. Yeah for you! It’s a little complicated at first, but once you get the hank of it it’s easy!

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      12. no…the issue is placement of the link so it reaches the challenge authors. Sometimes its in the comments, other challenges use Mr. Linky,

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      13. This might help: https://en.support.wordpress.com/links/ … I personally use method 2.

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      14. thanks, I printed it out. I use the copy/paste method. My problem is with the actual pasting in the link on the site. Thanks…I appreciate the tips.

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      15. I think there might actually be someone who does post on these things, you might want to Google – who knows could come in handy! 😉

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      16. could be

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      17. creator? credited…the way it works automatically with wordpress on re-blogs never turns out the way I think it should. Sometimes I’m not sure who the author of a post is/was…

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2. This is simply a delight to read! I enjoyed it very much indeed.

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   1. thanks so much…I like Wordles.

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      1. Me too and a lot!

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      2. I like these challenges and poetry forms. I just “discovered” poetry recently, and it’s like a new toy for an old writer like me. 🙂 I love your site!

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3. Good one…..Never afraid to be wrong…but to learn from errors. 😉 Hugs!

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