Ariel, Pacific NW poet

Let’s bounce back to the females in these tales …

Saturday ‘s prompt was “Anticlea  (or Anticlea)“ – Odysseus’ mother who died “of grief, longing for him while he was at war”. (As a mother, I can relate!)

And her name literally means “without fame” – that sounds like a mother to me!

And since I am also mining National Days for prompts, June 22nd was:

• Summersgiving … (Go ahead – celebrate it a couple days late; I’m gonna!)
• National Chocolate Eclair Day
• National HVAC Tech Day – maybe not the most glamorous of people 0 but it’s summer and they keep or air-conditioners working … so let’s show them some love!
• National Onion Rings Day

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Ariel

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Photo credit: Wikipedia: Greek mythology depicted in ancient art