Recent Create Responses

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Here are a couple of stones that I found in a flower vase in the kitchen. Nothing too crazy but these have been here since I moved into my new room. pic.twitter.com/mVBwiyAWDk

— k00ldood (@k00ldood1) May 29, 2022

#tdc3790 #ds106 Crystal from my MIL, two stones that sit on my shelf just because. https://t.co/dxz6TghQ27

— Sarah Honeychurch (@NomadWarMachine) May 29, 2022

@ds106dc #tdc3788 My response for Today's #ds106 Daily Create is crows in a cornfield. Who knew VanGough painted crows in a wheatfield, but in Yellowknife NWT there is neither corn nor crows, so here's a flickr link https://t.co/3rYewqoMpp

— Jim Stauffer (he/him) (@xb7r) May 28, 2022

For #ds106 @ds106dc #tdc3789 ... and starting early for #MYFest22 daily creates, I used this image to prompt my version of an Italian folktale.
the original story had a tortoise, but a snail fits perfectly in his place!
THE MAN WHO CAME OUT ONLY AT NIGHThttps://t.co/Hqt5WKEpV3 pic.twitter.com/hylNTwlOB9

— Laura Gibbs (@OnlineCrsLady) May 28, 2022

@ds106dc #tdc3789 My response for Today's #ds106 Daily Create is: His prince needed a new guitar. pic.twitter.com/6P55pQcCXj

— paul bond (@phb256) May 28, 2022

#tdc3789 #ds106 No knights in the margin yet, just a snail pic.twitter.com/z0pq4MdwwV

— Sarah Honeychurch (@NomadWarMachine) May 28, 2022

The tall trees provide a natural chamber to amplify the sound of the running water. This place is a hive of morning activity of birds large and small and many creatures we can't hear at all.#tdc3788 #ds106

— Wendy Taleo (@wentale) May 27, 2022