I wanted to do something to mark World AIDS Day and therefore decided to set this as a Wicked Wednesday prompt. The theme for the 2014 World AIDS Day is: “Focus, Partner, Achieve: An AIDS-free Generation.” Do you have a story to tell, advice to give, experiences to share? Please
This week’s prompt is set by the beautiful Jane who blogs at Behind the Chintz Curtain and as you can see from the above image of her tweet, she can be found on Twitter too. So, come on, tell us what happened to you on a dark street, or what
Nineteen blogs linked their posts to this week’s prompt, where each blogger interpreted the words ‘looking back’ in their own way and some lovely posts were linked. Have you read them all? Go ahead and do so… and don’t forget to leave the bloggers your comments. And while I have
This week’s prompt is an idea of The Sin Doll, who is a frequent Wicked Wednesday contributor. You can read her blog or find and follow her on Twitter. How do you interpret the prompt ‘Looking Back’? Do you have a sexy story to share or something from your life?
This week it was very difficult to decide on the top 5 posts, as there were only 13 entries to choose fun. Where is everyone? Busy doing NaNoWriMo or is it just life happening around us that kept people from blogging. Thanks for all who have linked their posts. Here’s
Who doesn’t know My Way by Frank Sinatra? Interpret the photo as you wish, and share your interpretations… Please note: The rules for this meme can be found here and you can download the Wicked Wednesday badge on the same page. Don’t forget to add the Wicked Wednesday button to
The prompt for this week was all about fairytales. I tried to corrupt one, but like how Tamsin Flowers said it in her post: erotification. If that’s not a word, then we should make it a word! So this week was all about the erotification of fairytales. As always, it
This week’s prompt is set by PiecesofJade, who also runs the meme ‘Kink of the week‘. Make sure you follow her sexy blog! Fairytales. Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, The Red Shoes, Hansel & Gretel, Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, The Six Swans… I could go on and on
