The Daily Meme

Each Sunday a photograph, drawing, painting or other work of art will be posted to inspire or prompt writers! All participants are encouraged to visit each other's sites, offer constructive criticism, and encourage each other's efforts.

A weekend photo meme all about animals/critters, whether they be pets, wildlife, domestic animals, insects, birds, etc.
It's a weekend meme both Saturday & Sunday.

We average between 80 and 90 participants each weekend, and we have a great time.

Choo-Choo-Choose your favorite memes daily (or nearly so). Watch for thought-provoking questions, quotations and other idea-generating prompts.

Ride the Meme Express, and express yourself. Grab the blogging prompt here at the Meme Express Station, and post your entry on your own blog. Then come back and leave a comment with a link to your post.

All aboard!

A weekly meme to feed your mind...and your blog
Add your answers or a link in the comments.

This is a weekly meme for Sundays. A theme &/or questions will be given on Sundays. Participants may include lists, original pictures, pictures you find, stories, and/or recipes to go along with the theme &/or questions. Participants may also add what they had for Dinner that Sunday. Post your link to your post in the comments.

Weekly poetry prompts - posted on Sundays

Two, three or perhaps even four thought provoking situations and how you would deal with them. There are no wrong answers, it will be interesting to see how people deal with "situations"..

Slice of Life Sunday is a meme dedicated to preserving the accounts of events cut out of the lives of average people just like you from all over the word. A "slice of life story" is a writing that portrays a “cut-out” sequence of events in a person's life.

Three "life events" prompts are given each Sunday for writers to submit an entry relating a real life experience in one or more of the events. Writers actually have all week, and may even go back and pick up one they have missed, to submit their story. It is the goal of this meme to publish a book featuring selected "slice of life" submissions. Each writer will receive recognition and payment for their work chosen to be included in the book.

A new set of questions every Sunday. Usually with a background story to go with it!
Older questions from 2007 are on-line still....

Post any photo that is straight out of the camera, in other words, not enhances or tweaked in any way.

Sunday Praise and Worship is a weekly meme focus on sharing sermons, verses that touch the heart and celebrating each Sunday with reflection, thoughts and praise

This is a weekly meme for scrapbookers, rubber stampers, card makers, and other paper crafters to share their projects and get ideas from others. Each week you'll post your TA-DA's for the week, your TO-DO's for this coming week (plans/goals), and share pictures if you've got any. There will also be a weekly "bonus question" with some other craft-related topic to discuss.

We invite readers to steal our meme each week. Every week is not only a new set of questions, but each week is unique. Some weeks are creative while others are more traditional.

The Official Question of the Day, your daily pitstop for questionable fun.
Please leave your answers in the comments section (the author would love to see your answers). Even if you post on your own site please leave a comment in their comments so they know you're answering along and please link back to the site).

Seven totally unrelated questions.
Leave a link or your answers.

The Weekly Musing will be a (hopefully) weekly meme about pretty much anything that has come to my mind recently and I will include some corresponding questions to answer. Anything goes, and musings from others are always welcome.

A quick bit of free association, it lists a word/phrase and you are supposed to list the first thing that pops into your head.
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Submit a picture for every day of the week with a description about the photo.

Each week 5 words will be listed. Your mission is to string those words together with other words of your choosing to fashion into a sentence, several sentences, a paragraph, several paragraphs, a poem, or even a short story.
For convenience, words are linked to their definitions at dictionary.com.