Tall Tale Tuesday (on Wednesday!): May 28th

I know! I'm late with the prompts. I'm sorry. I completely forgot my own Tuesday prompt thing.

Where Have You Been?

My throngs of followers and readers might be wondering that very question. Okay, fine. The two of you might have vaguely wondered why I haven't been posting. I'll tell you! I've been doing that squirrel on crack thing.

Tall Tale Tuesday: May 20th

It's Tuesday again. The time just flies, doesn't it? For the few people paying attention, I've been keeping up with the Tuesday prompts, but nothing more for the past week or two. I've got projects exploding out of my ears! Well, not literally because that would be messy, and I don't have a maid. I hate cleaning. I'll explain it all in a day or two when I've made the projects fit for other people. Right now, the projects are in their pajamas. Soon, they will be dressed in their party clothes, then I'll let you all see them. Wanted everyone to know I haven't disappeared like bloggers sometimes do!

Tall Tales Tuesday: May 13th

It's that time again!

Samantha over at The Marble Jar submitted a great addition to her story from the week before. You have to read both. Yes, you have to! 

Swing Tricks

Altar of Rebellion

Convince her to write the rest of this character's story. I need more!

Tall Tale Tuesday: Writing Prompts for May 6th

It's that time again.

This week, I'm providing prompts with a theme.

99 Cent Chick Lit Sale

The Winner

Thanks to everyone who responded with their choices.

The Alice in Wonderland picture was the clear winner. (Fits me, doesn't it?) The runner up was the Pfffft cup. I'm thoroughly happy with the picture choice, and I'm off to order it! Once it gets here, I'll have to consider what kind of frame it needs.

Thanks so much for playing along!

The Voting Begins

Last Day of Choices

Before I get into the choices for today, I had to share this art that I found over at Etsy. I'm not even sure how she does these sculptures but they're amazing. She takes found books like this one from the Salvation Army and molds them into art.