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#NPM2012: Prompt 21

Posted on April 21, 2012 by Bud Hunt

photo: Geomangio

Goal. #

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Last reply was April 23, 2012
  1. @budtheteacher
    View April 21, 2012

    New blog post: #NPM2012: Prompt 21 http://t.co/U4lCS5I0

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  2. @BettyAnnX11
    View April 21, 2012

    #NPM2012: Prompt 21 via Bud the Teacher – photo: Geomangio Goal. # # # http://t.co/ee67c4x7

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  3. @EducationHat
    View April 21, 2012

    #NPM2012: Prompt 21 | Bud the Teacher — Ad: http://t.co/B6R1DL10 – Story: http://t.co/2l40VJ1X

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  4. Kevin Hodgson
    View April 21, 2012

    Me?
    You want me to come and join the crew
    kicking the ball into the net
    when I have this load of books in my arms
    and tests to study for, and lessons for plan for,
    and dinner to plan, and dogs to walk and …
    and ….
    Me?
    You want me to come play with you?
    I’m so there.
    Kevin Hodgson´s last [type] ..Revisiting Storybird for Interactive Storytelling

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  5. mselke01
    View April 22, 2012

    Siblings

    On any ordinary day
    There is pushing and shoving,
    Whining and grousing.
    Tempers flare and sometimes
    Fists fly.

    Today, a wide grin
    Replaces the surly stare.
    He gazes raptly at
    His older brother.
    Shouting, cheering,
    Reveling in each
    Small victory.

    Proudly he turns to the
    Crowd.
    Puffing up his chest he
    Declares
    “That’s my brother!”

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  6. Kelly Sanseverino
    View April 22, 2012

    I scream through the fence at anyone on the other side
    come play come on
    the concrete and wire are screaming too
    come pound come on
    we all come together for a common
    goal

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  7. writin4change
    View April 23, 2012

    hey!
    you!
    Can you kick the ball over here?
    we have crucial business here on the blacktop
    more important than your hurried pace
    cell phone in hand
    to-do list blinking from the screen
    stop,
    notice us,
    and take yourself out of the digital world
    and come play with the real people in the world.
    writin4change´s last [type] ..Using Videolicious on a Friday afternoon and other Digital Lessons

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  8. @writin4change
    View April 23, 2012

    #NPM2012: Prompt 21 http://t.co/iKn2gXke come write about life on the playground!

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