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Loop #BlogBattle Week 10 Entries & Voting

Rachael Ritchey

#BlogBattle 10 Story Theme: Loop

Wednesday, the poll gets added! Be sure to read them all. All the links will open in a new window so that you can easily navigate back to this list.

RULES for VOTING: Anyone can vote as long as you’ve read ALL the stories for this week. Vote for your top two favorites.

Tim’s New Girlfriend by Blonde(Lucy)WriteMore

Rejected Shark Tank / Dragons’ Den Idea (Bun & Loop) by Chic Prune (IndianMacgyver)

Grecca Through the Loops by Rachael Ritchey

Threw Me for a Loop by Tess at How the Cookie Crumbles

Bridge to Xyen by Kima Prince

Thrown for a Loop by PhoenixGrey85

To Brawl, or Not To Brawl by E. Rawls

The Nursery: Part II by I Came for the Soup, Candice Coates

The Ballad of the Loopy Hamster by Darren Scanlon

A Day in the Loop by Carrie Ann at Anniehow

The Cul-de-Sac by The Plagued Parent

Loopsy by Ssenlrak

Late Entry, Not included In Voting But Still A Worthwhile Read: Stolen Evidence by Claire Banschbach

Another Late One! From Nicholas Hughes, the silly boy: Lola–A Story

PS If I’m missing your story, just leave me a comment to let me know!

The Poll for voting will open when I post it on Wednesday. 🙂

Everyone who reads ALL the stories for the week may vote.

PLEASE MAKE one VOTE for your top TWO favorites (not two for the same, though!).

Vote by 10 PM PST on Friday so I can announce the winner on Saturday! Thank you so much. I enjoy our weekly stories a great deal, and I hope you do, too!

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Published by Rachael Ritchey

Rachael Ritchey is a dreamer who believes in the resilience of the human spirit. She never wants to forget we are not what has happened to us or what we've done. She believes we are deep wells of compassion and strength, and when unleashed, these subtle super powers can change the world, even if only just one person at a time. Rachael writes with an eye toward exemplifying these attributes. Her clean but real and true-to-self YA fiction reflects these qualities with daring adventure and sweet romance that almost anyone can enjoy. Rachael lives in Spokane, WA with her husband, kids, and their dog named Hashtag.

31 thoughts on “Loop #BlogBattle Week 10 Entries & Voting”

            2. LOL No worries! You did exactly what I asked so that I won’t miss any stories for the list! As long as I get them all up there before the poll goes live tomorrow it should be good! We’re light on stories this week, though! I think LOOP threw everyone for a loop! 😉

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            3. Haha, maybe it did! Or it could be that the warmer weather is pulling people outdoors and away from writing. Maybe even on vacation! Oooh that would be nice…warm tropical beach…

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            4. yeah, that’s no where in my future. Although the warm weather does have me out walking more which is good! Since we are coming to the end of the school year, though, things are ramping up with the kiddos. 🙂

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            6. Sorry! A nice warm beach somewhere would be nice to enjoy. 🙂 Two of the three were the same but with different groups of kids. It was a geocaching adventure at Manito Park in Spokane. Two of my kids are in the special program called PEP (Planned Enrichment Program…they are changing it to “Highly Capable” something or other next year). It’s a one day a week class that extends their education and they have to test into it. Anyway, the teachers set up special caches and they also used real ones around the park and sent the kids on a scavenger hunt of sorts using only coordinates, a compass (the one on my phone didn’t work), GPS, and a few clues. Tuesday is was overcast so we couldn’t use the sun for direction which made it more difficult. Thursday was a perfect day. Both my groups (all boys the first time and all girls the second time) were fun. I love the kids at PEP. Friday both boys (one is in 3rd gr & the other in 2nd but in a 2/3 combo class) got to go on the 3rd grade field trip to the West Valley Outdoor Learning Center. That was another fun one. Saw all kinds of neat rescued animals and the kids learned about Native American culture in the west. That was way more info than you were bargaining for! LOL

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            7. That sounds like so much fun for kids! I’m glad they have great programs like that.
              Cellphone compass didn’t work, LOL, just figures! XD. Certainly sounds like a busy week, but a fun one. 🙂

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            8. Me, too. We love brain stretching, freedom to create, problem solving skills, team building, and knowing there are other people as strange as us in the world. Both my kids who are in PEP love it. It’s their favorite day of the week. Now the next one is testing for it and he realllllly wants to get in. Next year’s focus is math. That would be good for all of them. 🙂 Anyway, just a proud mama rambling on about it! 🙂

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            1. I think the older Spongebob stuff was the best. 😉 It got too crass and too stupid for me toward the middle of its life. Or is it still going strong? I don’t know! We don’t have regular TV anymore. haha

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            2. I hear it’s still going strong, and maybe changed back to the more old version, at least that’s what I’ve heard but I haven’t seen any of the new yet. I loved the older Spongebob the best too. 🙂

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