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FEEL FREE

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- Post your works of art, stories, poems based on the challenge.

- Keep online work to 250 words max

- This is a "SAFE" Space to get the creative juices flowing.

- No competition or critiquing of work on line. This will be viewed as unwanted censoring of the creative FLOW.

- Offers to edit or help privately with rewrites may be made and solicited between members / users of our blog.

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WARNING: Works that are considered unsuitable for children will be taken off the blog by the sole discretion of the Regional Advisor.

NEW FEATURE - inspiration to create!!

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. THE DAFFODILS - Cafe Moka (Carole Anne Ferris)
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Get writing, get rhyming.

Paint, draw, colour.

Then post your creations on this Blog for other members to enjoy.

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This month's theme comes from a friend, Trini-English photographer Carole Anne Ferris.

She snapped this recently during her Spring time visit to the U.K.

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The challenge:

Create something truly Caribbean using the 'foreign' Daffodil photo as a springboard for inspiration.

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If you're stumped try this line out to get you going:

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I have never seen the daffodils.

From where I sit the pouiis bloom. Yellow here, yellow there ......

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Joanne Gail Johnson

(Regional Advisor SCBWI Caribbean South)

www.caribbeanchildren.com