Old / New

This week's challenge is Old / New.

This challenge ends on 19:00 UTC Sunday March 2, 2008.

That is Sunday noon EST, 1pm CST, 7 pm in the UK, and Monday 8 am in New Zealand. And lest this sound strict, you know we would be pleased at any time to have your entry. We really aren't rule-oriented.

Remember anyone can join, just post your entries on your blog and leave us a comment here.

Box / Car Interpretations

I thought this would be a fun set of words to interpret, but they proved a bit more challenging than they seemed when I posted them last week. (This often happens for me. I think, "That'll be a great combination of words" and then, when I go to shoot them, I think "What the heck was I thinking?!") Sorry if this week's challenge scared anyone off. We certainly hope you'll be back.

This week's interpretations include contributions from Lisa Sarsfield, D.C. Confidential, Psychedelia, Diane Clancy, Holy Carpet, and newcomer Dusty Lens. Everyone did a great job being literal and figurative!

And I promise, next week's challenge will be easier!

Box / Car

Here's challenge a little out of the ordinary. This week's challenge is Box / Car.

This challenge ends on 19:00 UTC Sunday February 24, 2008.

That is Sunday noon EST, 1pm CST, 7 pm in the UK, and Monday 8 am in New Zealand. And lest this sound strict, you know we would be pleased at any time to have your entry. We really aren't rule-oriented.

Remember anyone can join, just post your entries on your blog and leave us a comment here.

Love / Bird Interpretations

This week's Two Things Challenge was Love / Bird. Once again, a great collection of interpretations. This week's contributors include: Art Everything, Frances at Holy Carpet, Rima at MaraZine, Gara at North Mississippi Artist, Bev at Psychedelia, Diane Clancy, D.C. Confidential, and Lisa Sarsfield (here and here.)

Good job everyone! If I missed anyone, let me know and I'll repost.

Love / Bird

Another play on a compound word and an homage to this week's pending holiday, Valentine's Day. This week's challenge is Love / Bird.

This challenge ends on 19:00 UTC Sunday February 17, 2008.

That is Sunday noon EST, 1pm CST, 7 pm in the UK, and Monday 8 am in New Zealand. And lest this sound strict, you know we would be pleased at any time to have your entry. We really aren't rule-oriented.

Remember anyone can join, just post your entries on your blog and leave us a comment here.

Night / Light Interpretations

This week's Two Things Challenge provided two options: Day / Time and Night / Light. These are the interpretations for Night / Light and include contributions from: Artful Eye (who also contributed to Day / Time as Art Everything), Neda at Papiers Collés, Holy Carpet, Bev at My Space, North Mississippi Artist, Diane Clancy, and D.C. Confidential.

Good job everyone! And welcome to our newest contributor: Artful Eye/Art Everything. If I missed anyone, let me know and I'll repost.

To see the contributions for Day / Time, see the post below.

Day / Time Interpretations

This week's Two Things Challenge provided two options: Day / Time and Night / Light. These are the interpretations for Day / Time and include contributions from: Lisa Sarsfield (here and here), D.C. Confidential, Holy Carpet (bottom photo), and Art Everything.

Two for One: Day / Time or Night / Light

I thought I'd switch it up with this week's challenge and give you two choices: Day / Time or Night / Light. You may choose one or do both. Whatever you'd like!

This challenge ends on 19:00 UTC Sunday February 10, 2008.

That is Sunday noon EST, 1pm CST, 7 pm in the UK, and Monday 8 am in New Zealand. And lest this sound strict, you know we would be pleased at any time to have your entry. We really aren't rule-oriented.

Remember anyone can join, just post your entries on your blog and leave us a comment here.

Sign / Post Interpretations

This week's interpretations of Sign / Post included contributions from Life in the Sunshine, Great Grannie Blog, Diane Clancy, D.C. Confidential, Heavenly Body (here and here), and Lisa Sarsfield's Three Hundred & Sixty Five.