PW - A Simple Woman's Day Swap

This swap was created by @tamtamlee - I messaged her and asked if she would mind if I were to do a USA version of it and she graciously agreed to let me [Thanks so much, Tammy!]

The swap length should be at the very least 5 pages both sides (this is why I'm making it a Type 3 swap!) If you gab like I do, you'll have no trouble at all. (Smile)

The paper must be at the very least, 5 x 8" or 6 x 9" - it can be bigger if you'd like but no smaller than the ones above please. However if you had list pad that is like 4" wide and 11" long, that would be acceptable as well as what it lacks in width, it would make up in length so all would be good.

PLEASE, PLEASE expand on your answers as much as possible and let us into your life a bit ... come on, it'll be fun, I promise! : )

Also, please make sure and include your swap-bot user name somewhere in your letter, along with the name of the swap so it makes it easy to rate you.

NOTE: You can go ahead and start writing now if you want to - no need to wait until partners are assigned to do so.

FOR TODAY......

OUTSIDE MY WINDOW.....

I AM THINKING.....

I AM THANKFUL.....

FROM THE KITCHEN.....

I AM WEARING.....

I AM CREATING.....

I AM GOING.....

I AM MISSING.....

I AM WONDERING.....

I AM READING.....

I AM HOPING.....

I REMEMBER WHEN.....

I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO.....

I AM HEARING.....

AROUND THE HOUSE.....

ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS....

WHAT WAS THE LAST PICTURE TAKEN WITH YOUR CAMERA....

I will check all profiles before assigning partners.

HOW TO WRITE LONGER ANSWERS? You can start off with the prompt and answer it but then if that reminds you of something else -- then keep writing about whatever it reminds you of.

Also, like with the Question - What was the last picture taken with your camera ... If the last picture I took was really nothing special or not one you had a back story to, then answer what the last picture was but say that there really wasn't anything special about it, HOWEVER, the previous month, you got an awesome shot of something you just love and then write about that and what the pic was of and the back story to it.