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Sunday

Dreaming up new prompts for bloggers

 Wake up, sleeper, from your midsummer reverie. A new trio of prompts bids you to blog.

 

daze or days

dream

drift

 

Use any or all of the keyword prompts. Add the fine art, if you wish.

 

 

Daydreaming Art Deco Girl, Chilton Longley, 1910

 

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Tossing up a mixed bag of new blog prompts

 

Sorting through jumbled thoughts, trying to come up with intriguing blogging ideas? Here’s a fun collection of keyword prompts. Pick ‘em all, or simply use one or two. Add the artwork, if it strikes your fancy.

It’s up to you!

quest

queue

quirky

 


ART – Horse, Pipe and Red Flower, by Joan Miro (1920)

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Carrying forth with new blog prompts

 

Grinning or groaning about producing another blog post?

 Extra! Extra! Read all about it. Here’s a new thought-provoking fine art work, accompanied by a fresh run of keyword prompts.

pick

press

print

 


ART - Newspaper Carrier by Georg Scholz, 1921

Chanting cheer with new blog prompts

 Coming up with fresh blog ideas can seem a bit like herding cats, as creative ideas cause us to scratch our own heads in wonder and possibly confusion.

 Try this trio of keyword prompts, along with this intriguing artwork.  You may find yourself FELINE much more prepared to post something new on your own site!

chant

chat

cheer

 

Give it a try. Then pounce on back here with a linked comment, so readers can find your site.

 

ART - Three Cats Singing - Gouache by Louis Wain, c1930

Paging bloggers with new prompts!

  

Don’t sit on the shelf another moment, wondering how to find new ideas for your blog site. Try these keyword prompts and this fine art.

 read

ready

readjust

 What a wonderful way to turn over a new leaf in the middle of winter!

 


ART - Girl Reading by Helene Schjerfbeck 1904

 

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Who's all in for blog prompts for the people?




Here we go with a new blog prompt. This time, it’s an entire phrase.

for the people

Optional: Pick any or all of the phrases that appear in this vintage image. Go in whatever direction your own creativity takes you!



You are welcome to grab and use the artwork, if it fits your post. Publish to your own site.


NOTE: If you use this blog prompt and/or the artwork, I’d appreciate your linking back (as a courtesy) to Simply Snickers. Also, be sure to double back with a comment and a link to your own post, so my readers can find your post.


Feel free to peruse the Simply Snickers archives (on the sidebar on this page). You may find additional ideas and inspiration there, as well as some intriguing images from a variety of artists.

Image:
Government - detail, Elihu Vedder
1896
US Government artwork
 public domain

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Wednesday

Merry Christmas! Blogging on Santa?

Who's blogging about Christmas? How about Santa Claus?

Sure, he knows when you've been sleeping and when you're awake. Maybe he even knows what you're blogging about.



Why not make sure readers know too, by leaving a blog-link comment on this post, pointing our audience to your Christmas posts?

Merry Christmas from Simply Snickers!

Monday

Blog away on Halloween and the Headless Horseman



Giddy-up! It’s almost Halloween. Trick or treaters are coming up with costumes. Homes and shops are draped in spooky decorations.

Are you blogging about this autumn holiday?

Here are a few Halloween keywords to set your writing gear in motion. (Have you ever read Washington Irving’s famous spooky story, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, published in 1820?)

ghost stories
Halloween
haunted
Headless Horseman
Ichabod Crane
jack-o-lantern
pumpkins
Sleepy Hollow
trick or treat



Don’t forget: You are invited to double back with a linked comment, if you use this blog prompt on your own site.

Image:
Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman
by William John Wilgus
c1855

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