Daily writing prompt
What is your middle name? Does it carry any special meaning/significance?
Nice try, WordPress.
And yes, it’s a real word. Mary Poppins made it famous, but it existed before that movie. Meaning: extraordinarily good, wonderful.
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
“It's Amy,” I said. 
Yeah, I would not let them know my names either… Especially now since I blog somewhat anonymously.
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They are data mining, and it’s blatantly obvious. Stay anonymous.
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😂 I just answered the daily prompt myself and linked to this one. Of course in an awesome way, much like yourself 😘❤️
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I’m gonna check it out right now. Thanks, I couldn’t resist that word.😆♥️
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Dang it: you used my word!! 😂🤣 we are on the same wavelength today. ❤️
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I’m sorry! 🤣 great minds think alike🩷
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💚
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wow! that’s supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
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I said the same thing myself! 😉😂
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LOL. I thought of you as soon as I saw this prompt.
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lol! Oh no, I am becoming infamous.
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Boy! I needed that! Much obliged.
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No problem.
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Can we sing that to a polka beat? I think we’d have a hit 😄
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It can be done😆
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Indeed. Break out the accordion!
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😂
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Let me get a little Sanford and Son intro in on that too. 😄
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Definitely! 😆
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That’s actually a full song by Quincy Jones. It’s called “The Streetbeater”. It’s really cool.
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I just watched it again. You can’t go wrong with anything Quincy Jones did.
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You should look up the full song. 5 minutes of funk goodness. 👍
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Brb
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😎👍
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The harmonica makes that song.
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Hell yeah. Some great bass too, though.
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Yep, that too
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Having a convo elsewhere about people being jerky in comments, and/or posting 28 posts back to back to back lol
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lol
I haven’t seen that yet, but I’ve had someone wax poetic about my eyes in the comments today. It’s never a dull moment at WordPress. Lol
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Well, they are lovely eyes, after all
I’ll spare you the poetry though 😄
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Why, thank you. 😊
It wasn’t bad poetry, but it was heavy on oceanic themes and diving. One might call it abstract poetry. 🤷♀️
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Abstract eye poetry.
The birth of a genre.
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It sounds like something Picasso-ish.
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This could be a legit side hustle lol
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lol!!!
Maybe. Explain the process of writing abstract eye poetry 🤣
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Look at someone’s eyes.
Write abstract words.
Call it a poem.
Profit.
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*nodding* fair enough
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See? We get shit done. 😎
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lol! We have not done a single thing, except you have explained what abstract eye poetry is. I have not composed an abstract poem.
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Well?
Eyes. Crystalline. Shimmering. Prismatic.
Reflecting me back at myself.
Your eyes are the mirror into my soul.
Under the glass moons running with paper tigers.
Since I clearly have to to all the work while you take Women’s Day off. 🙄😋
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It’s an international holiday. 😆
Not bad for your first try at abstract poetry. I think you found your side hustle.
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Hey, in the grand scheme, it isn’t terrible, I suppose lol
Yes, yes. That’s fine. I’ll write the poem. 🙄
😉
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Tomorrow is no longer a holiday, so I will be able to write abstract eye poetry. 😆
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Oh, ok then. We shall see what you come up with then!
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Not promising much…
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Well, that’s a way to go at it lol
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I’ve decided to compose my poem early. Somewhere it’s already tomorrow.
I wonder why
My eyes can’t see the inside of my eyelids when I close them
Wind happens in March
April brings the tears from the sky
The sky cries its eyes
Down
In May the flowers
The eyes watch
The colors
Bloom
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See? Now you’re getting the hang of it! lol
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I looked up how to write abstract poetry, and I saw some examples. They made absolutely no sense to me, so I figured I’d just throw some words together, and there you have it. 😆
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So, you did what the examples showed you? 😄😄
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Emily Dickinson, CS, Lewis, William Yates, Louis Carroll… Names I know, but poetry I’m not into
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I’m actually not either. Other than mine and what fellow bloggers write, it doesn’t do much for me, oddly enough.
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I like poetry, I just don’t like abstract poetry
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I don;t go buy poetry, but I enjoy writing it and enjoy what my peers on WP write.
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Yes, I did what I did
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You should read some of these poems… I think I did OK 🤣
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Oh, I will take your word for it, thanks lol
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LMAO, I can’t wait to do Monday’s prompt. 😄
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Well, this is gonna be pretty straightforward for you 😆
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I think I have answered that right along lol
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oh, so this is where 2/3 of the comments section is.
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Indeed. 😄
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Yep. 😊
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must have been heck learning to spell that as a kid!
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Susan, it was really difficult. That’s why my first name is so short. My parents felt really bad about giving me that middle name, the least they could do was shorten my first name.
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Parental regret is a painful thing. So painful. Glad they at least gave you a short firsty. Can you imagine if they had named Caractacus Supercalifragietc?!
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If they had, I would still be learning how to spell it to this day.
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I wonder how it’s going to look 20 years from now when all the hayleighs and kaydenns and pre’scriptions grow up. People are using cray cray names these days.
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They are. I think people have always used crazy names. We just are more aware of it now due to social media.
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Wait, that’s your middle name? 😮
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For WordPress it is. 😉
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🤣
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😊
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freaking awesome
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Thanks, David
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opposed
to knaclepflurg
that awful
non word
thanks neil
i know exactly how ya feel!
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Lol! Thank you. I read that daily prompt and thought, “Nope.” I may be on the internet, and I may have already given too much info somehow, but I’m surely not giving that out! 😂
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Right?! 😂
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Another zinger! Nicely done Amy! One of these days I’m going to stop taking these prompts so damn seriously!
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Lol! Thanks, Rob! You have to turn it upside down and backwards to find the alternative ways to answer, then compose. It’s a long process.😂
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🤣 Every time.
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Thanks, Edward. 😂
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Very fun song.
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I agree.
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oh ya funny lol
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Cool
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WordPress must have tried so hard to get you to have some trouble XD
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😆😊
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