#316 - Marathon
In honour of what is going on as we speak in London right now, the prompt this week is: marathon.
posted by Sunday Scribblings at 5:11 AM
Sunday, April 22, 2012
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Marathon training season hit me early this year.
I ended up reading a bit about the Battle of Marathon and a lot about who the children were who watched from the nursery window at the 1908 London marathon.
Sadly a wonderful fund raiser died on the last corner of the London Marathon yesterday. Her charity's sponsorship pool has soared as a tribute to her.
enjoyed this prompt ... thanks!
deborah
deconstructed marathon
nice....
I have been having a writing marathon lol - Poem a day for National Poetry Month!
I'll be back to read lots in the morning.
527 words how a phrase meant to discourage, only settles a woman's resolve to run a marathon. Three Different Ways, linked above.
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Middle and high school students in Korea voted miss A’s Suzy and IU as two female celebrities who seem to be bad at math.
On August 17th, K-Stem, an institute that conducts a scholastic ability test in mathematics, announced the result of the survey asking 220 students to vote for the celebrities who seem to be good/bad at math.
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On the other hand, for celebrities who seem to be bad at math, Boom ranked first with 45.15% of votes, followed by female idols Suzy and IU who received 29.1% and 22.9% of votes respectively.
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