THE
PROMPTS FOR THE MONTH
FRIDAY 1st A IS FOR:
alliteration - ascents, accidents, acquaintances, ambulance, adventure and
actually arriving after 18 hours
Today's monsoon road
trip on the lateral road
SATURDAY 2nd B IS
FOR: bopping about in beautiful, bountiful Bumthang, Bhutan
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
SUNDAY 3rd C IS FOR: convivial companions, cooperatively cruising, and cavorting while crossing the country
Alliteration - monsoon
road trip on the lateral road
MONDAY 4th D IS FOR:
Dramatic dynamism
despite decay and
decrepitude during Dzong developments
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
TUESDAY 5th E IS
FOR: energy and enthusiasm entwining to engage in embracing exercise in an
ephemeral environment
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
WEDNESDAY 6th F IS
FOR: prayer flags flying, flapping and fluttering freely
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
THURSDAY 7th G IS FOR: gorgeous, green-backed Garuda guarding and gracing a grand government garrison
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
FRIDAY 8th H IS FOR:
heartfelt happiness at our homecoming by honing in on the house that was home
and heartening hospitality
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
SATURDAY 9th I IS
FOR: innocent, innately inquisitive infant instantly infatuated and immediately
investigating innocuous, international invaders
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
SUNDAY 10th J IS
FOR: being jiggled and jostled but jubilantly and joyously journeying through
jungles to Jakar
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
MONDAY 11th K IS
FOR: kindling kindness and keeping kinship with kindred spirits at
Kurjey Lhakang
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
TUESDAY 12th L IS
FOR: lengthy, life threatening, lively trips led by lovely Lobsang on the long
lateral road linking east and west.
Alliteration -
monsoon road trip on the lateral road
WEDNESDAY 13th M IS
FOR: memorable, magical, marvellous, meaningful, mindful moments in
Mothithang (An archive shot today since we have been caught up in domestics
having just got home)
Alliteration –
continuing for the summer break
THURSDAY 14th N IS
FOR: noticeably, not new Nikes with neon - now no longer needed ........
(started swimming today)
Alliteration
continuing for the summer break
FRIDAY 15th O IS
FOR: obviously orange is the only option
Alliteration
continuing for the summer break
SATURDAY 16th P IS
FOR: presenting precious, purposeful, prayer wheels passing on positive vibes
and prayers.
Alliteration
continuing for the summer break
SUNDAY 17th Q IS
FOR: Bhutan's quiet, quintessential queen, quite quaint and quick-witted
(Shot taken from a magazine cover as a mere commoner such as myself could
never photograph her)
Alliteration
continuing for the summer break
MONDAY 18th R IS
FOR: regimental regimes and real routine returned as regular classes resumed
today
Alliteration
continuing with term 2's commencement
TUESDAY 19th S IS
FOR: new post-school survival schedule to swim, sauna and steam for sanity
Alliteration
continuing with term 2's commencement
WEDNESDAY 20th T IS
FOR: time-honoured tradition and terrific teamwork tied to tempting,
tantalising tricks (archive shot of my all time favourite class XC boys from
Rangjung days)
Alliteration
continuing with term 2's commencement
THURSDAY 21st U IS
FOR: Understanding our universal impact via an unusual, up and under Earth Game
Alliteration
continuing with term 2's commencement
FRIDAY 22nd V IS
FOR: Vegemite-loving, versatile, vivacious, vibrant, vegetarian Vicky
-that's me
Alliteration
continuing with term 2's commencement
SATURDAY 23rd W IS
FOR: wet windy woeful weather
(yes a full working
day on Saturday but the benefit will come with a 10-day break in October)
Alliteration
continuing with term 2's commencement
SUNDAY 24th X IS
FOR: exit xenophobia and excel at xenial experiences
Alliteration continuing
with term 2's commencement
MONDAY 25th Y IS
FOR: a yearn for yarns and yards of Yathra (Yathra is the distinctive
hand woven cloth of the Bumthang valley and these two pieces are my treasures)
Alliteration
continuing with term 2's commencement
TUESDAY 26th Z IS
FOR: a zest for Zen with a Zebra patterned "Zee" (the
distinctive, highly prized, black and white stones used as jewelry in Bhutan)
Alliteration
continuing with term 2's commencement
WEDNESDAY
27th ONE: No-ONE came before this ONE but anyONE can see ONE umbrella is
blocking everyONE's way and someONE might get hurt
Word play continuing
with term 2's commencement
THURSDAY 28th TWO:
TWO "Rachus" are one TOO many TO wear
Word play continuing
with term 2's commencement
FRIDAY 29th THREE:
We're here and free.
There's he and me
but rarely three.
Today we 3 are TOD.
Just let things be
And wait and see
Word play continuing
with term 2's commencement
SATURDAY 30th FOUR:
One two three FOUR
kings. The forebears and forefathers, who formerly led and formally,
fortuitously forwarded fortunes and forged ahead with fortitude (images via the classX history text)
Word play continuing
with term 2's commencement
SUNDAY 31st FIVE:
Fortunate foraging
in the farmers market. Found FIVE fresh greens
Word play continuing
with term 2's commencement
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