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Summery Blog Party Live Link…Come on in!😊🙌🎡🎶🎼🍭🍕🍡

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Merry

Come on in, let’s get this party started. You are most welcome.

Do make yourself comfortable.

Refreshments are nicely arranged down the page: Drinks, Chocolates, Cakes, Donuts, freshly squeezed juice, Coffee, Tea and so much more. :-)

We even have an Intercontinental Chef in the house, just place your orders😉

The little rules of play:

  1. You must mix and mingle with others. Don’t be a wallflower. Go say hello to someone and you can participate in the Tag a poem/story below, spot the difference, riddle and do tell us where you are partying from 🙂
  2.  Please leave your blog link or post link in the comment box below along with an introduction.
  3. It’s one link per comment, but come back as often as you’d like, that way it’s easier to focus on a link at a time for others.
  4. Please reblog, spread the word of the party like butter, or like, share on Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, Facebook, etc. Tell your family, friends,  blogging neighbours, even your blogging pets.
  5. Have fun, it’s a great way to find bloggers and have them find you.
  6. Please show some love. Reblog this post. It helps all of us! The more people that see and participate in it, the more potential new follows! So, share and share voraciously!

There we have it. Since all the rules have been clearly explained, have fun and make the most of it :-)

Thank you for coming to my party and supporting my blog. You rock.

  • Let’s get to know you better. Where are you partying from?

I’m currently in Dubai – acronym DXB. A fabulous desert city in United Arab Emirates.

A little Summer tale…

We wore Summer dresses

spun like flower coloured cotton

that sat on each stalk

…….Feel free to add yours in the comment. I collate everyone’s contribution and publish it with their links attached.

Can you spot the difference?

Can you help the poor farmer below?

A poor farmer went to the market to sell some peas and lentils. However, as he had only one sack and didn’t want to mix peas and lentils, he poured in the peas first, tied the sack in the middle, and then filled the top portion of the sack with the lentils.

At the market, a rich innkeeper happened by with his own sack. He wanted to buy the peas, but he did not want the lentils.
Pouring the seed anywhere else but the sack is considered soiling.

To trade in sacks is not allowed. The farmer can’t cut a hole in his sack.
How would you transfer the peas to the innkeeper’s sack, which he wants to keep, without soiling the produce?

Please have some fun, mingle and make friends. Thank you 🙂

P.S. You can send in your music request and I’ll try to find it. The Michael Jackson is on Nedoux request. Thank you, girl.

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Published by jacquelineobyikocha

A wordsmith with a vivid imagination, an eager mind and a burning desire to carve out tales. As I journey with my muse to that land of all possibilities and self discovery, I hope my personal evolution will serve as a beacon of inspiration for anyone who chooses to stop by.

448 thoughts on “Summery Blog Party Live Link…Come on in!😊🙌🎡🎶🎼🍭🍕🍡”

  1. Have a superb party, your food has completely ruined my diet and it isn’t eight in the morning yet! I took all the Godiva’s.
    I am Ellen from England today is part of a long bank holiday weekend and bird song fills the air, the sun shines and Every day is wonderful.

    The missing thing is the flag.

    POEM TAG.
    We wore Summer dresses
    spun like flower coloured cotton
    that sat on each stalk.

    Together we played hopscotch
    With bright coloured chalk,
    Whispered sweet nothings
    Held hands while we walked.

    My song is Louis Armstrong what a wonderful world.

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    1. Thank you dear Ellen for coming in. We can always jog again tomorrow 😉
      I love your addition to the poem and you must be having a good bank holiday.
      Do remember to add your link to either to your fave post or your blog. I’ll fish out Louis Armstrong later 🙂

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    2. Wooh this song is awesome. I’m having a full on dance session. You rock Jaque. I will have a mocktail . I can’t think of what to add to the poem because I – am too busy dancing. I just want to say hola to everyone. I’m living in the U.K. – it’s a good turn out so far. So many lovely places and interesting people. I would like a bit of Nina Simone – I am my freedom. I recently watched a Netflix documentary on her life. I had no ide what a huge part she was of the american civil rights movement. I’ve always loved her voice and I admire strong spirits.

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  4. Hello! Been up since 2:30 am. Here in my home state in the south (United States). Decided to check out my blog and came across this hopping party shindig. Those mashed potatoes and gravy and carrots make my mouth water! I want to go heat something on my stove. Haha! Here is a link to my blog; please come check it out and tell me what you think.

    GM1123 – Bienvenue. I’m thinking this is the spot where I am to write a witty, flowery personal section that pulls you in……I got nuthin’
    https://gm1123.wordpress.com/

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  6. Hi All !!!
    I am from India from the state of Karnataka.
    Suddenly I got into this party on and rushed in my casuals.
    I am impressed by the food kept here, I think I shall go back dressup well and come, as many shall come in their party suits or in good attire. By then I shall be still more hungry to relish all this stuff. I am enjoying the music; shaking my hand and head right now. When I come back, shall shake my body too.
    Till then Partyyyyy you folks !!!!
    Shiva

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  10. its afternoon tea time here on the equator and i am in air conditioned comfort (always longing for the cold), your food spread is so delicious i am going to help myself to everything, thank you for being the perfect host.

    i am Gina and i love reading quotes so here’s one i just read:
    “Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself.” ― Rumi

    I look at the two photos and could not see anything different, everyone seemed to be having a fun time at the beach!

    Peas and lentils, oh what a bother, now if it were diamonds i would soak the contents in water and let them sparkle in the sunshine.

    I am loving Ruth B’s song Lost Boy now and its on constant replay , i am dreaming i am Wendy Darling.

    If you have a spare moment visit me at https://alifelesslivedblog.wordpress.com/

    i may pop over later for seconds, your party is just awesome!

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    2. AH! Tea time! My favorite is Darjeeling, which I’m sipping right now from a real china tea cup. Loving it! And yes, I love winter in the USA, of which we don’t get enough here in southern Missouri for my particular taste.

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  11. Good morning, it’s still early, but I see the party has begun. As always, I enjoy Jacqueline’s parties and meeting new bloggers. I’m dropping off some blueberry muffins and will be back later back and forth checking in. In the meantime, have fun everyone. When time allows, come over a visit my place. I will be making visits to others too.

    Lyf Mindset Strategies

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  12. Good evening from a wintery Adelaide in South Australia. I’m Raili from https://soulgifts.com.au/
    Thank you Jacquie, again for your very generous hosting. I notice many familiar faces around this party and look forward to new places to visit, friends to meet and greet.
    I managed to find 6 differences in the pictures 🙂
    Here’s my addition to the Summer Tale –

    We wore Summer dresses
    spun like flower coloured cotton
    that sat on each stalk.

    Together we played hopscotch
    With bright coloured chalk,
    Whispered sweet nothings
    Held hands while we walked.

    A whisper of soft summer breeze
    ruffled the spun flowery cotton
    sweet summer scents floated
    filling the air with sensuous delight

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      1. Hey! Will you post the whole finished product when the party’s over? I would love to see it and maybe post it on my “Not-My-Poetry” category if you allow me to!

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  13. Happy Saturday everyone!!! A huge thank you to our beautiful hostess for what will no doubt be another fantastic party!

    A saw the poem tag and couldn’t resist 🙂 Hopefully I didn’t missed any of it.

    POEM TAG.
    We wore Summer dresses
    spun like flower coloured cotton
    that sat on each stalk.

    Together we played hopscotch
    With bright coloured chalk,
    Whispered sweet nothings
    Held hands while we walked.

    We gazed at a world
    filled with the promise
    of its untold treasures.
    Ours to map out in time.

    My blog: https://cyberneticblonde.com/

    I’m still on my first coffee. I’ll be stopping by again in a bit 🙂

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  14. I saw that I missed a stanza so I figured that I’d fix it 🙂 I hope it’s OK with everyone 🙂

    Poem Tag

    We wore Summer dresses
    spun like flower coloured cotton
    that sat on each stalk.

    Together we played hopscotch
    With bright coloured chalk,
    Whispered sweet nothings
    Held hands while we walked.

    A whisper of soft summer breeze
    ruffled the spun flowery cotton
    sweet summer scents floated
    filling the air with sensuous delight

    We gazed at a world
    filled with the promise
    of its untold treasures.
    Ours to map out in time.

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  16. Hi Jacqueline! What a lovely party! It’s lunch time here in London and those treats look so yummy, I’ll have a bit of each. And will also have a glass of fizzy, why not?
    The party is looking good, great opportunity to meet new people.
    Will come back later again, no doubt!
    Lovely to see you all here, came by my place anytime: https://mumsgoingnuts.wordpress.com/

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  17. We wore Summer dresses
    spun like flower coloured cotton
    that sat on each stalk.

    Together we played hopscotch
    With bright coloured chalk,
    Whispered sweet nothings
    Held hands while we walked.

    A whisper of soft summer breeze
    ruffled the spun flowery cotton
    sweet summer scents floated
    filling the air with sensuous delight

    We gazed at a world
    filled with the promise
    of its untold treasures.
    Ours to map out in time.

    Stars glittered as we dreamed
    Whispered of far places
    We slow danced in the dark
    Delighting the fireflies

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  19. OK part of my comment deleted itself. How embarrassing. Well That’s what I get for commenting on my phone. So let’s try this again.

    Hi all, I’m dropping in from NY (the state not the city) 😉
    I write epic fantasy and science fiction @ http://melindakucsera.com

    POEM TAG:

    We wore Summer dresses
    spun like flower coloured cotton
    that sat on each stalk.

    Together we played hopscotch
    With bright coloured chalk,
    Whispered sweet nothings
    Held hands while we walked.

    A whisper of soft summer breeze
    ruffled the spun flowery cotton
    sweet summer scents floated
    filling the air with sensuous delight

    We gazed at a world
    filled with the promise
    of its untold treasures.
    Ours to map out in time.

    Stars glittered as we dreamed
    Whispered of far places
    We slow danced in the dark
    Delighting the fireflies

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    Reply
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    1. Hi Stephanie, I lived in Michigan for almost 8 years and feel like I saw more of that state than my home state of Pennsylvania. From Escanaba to Detroit, Kalamazoo to Mackinac, Ann Arbor to Traverse City. It was a fun time. ☺

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  24. Hi Everyone! I am Michele and live in the mountains of Colombia, South America. I am an expat who has followed a dream to open a Bed and Breakfast. My daughter was murdered in 2010 and I decided that my life need a change and I just went for it. Here is a link from a blog I just wrote, and it seemed to touch many. Grief never leaves. I will be checking out all of your lovely blogs and Jacqueline you are truly a bubbly person…it comes through in all your posts!

    Truthful Words About the Death of My Daughter

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      1. Thank you Jacqueline 😥 I have learned to live in the now and not worry too much for the future. In fact I live for her memory. I started this blog to handle my grief. It really helps, and I help others too. I have many who follow this blog and my FB page who have lost children, we are not a club anyone wants to belong too. Gracias for your fun blogging party!

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    2. HI Michele, it’s nice meeting you here at Jacqueline’s. I am sorry learning of your daughter’s tragic, but I see you made something positive out of it by beginning your journey of self-discovery. What an awesome gift in her remembrance. I will take the time to visit your blog. As time allows, feel free to visit me.

      Lyf Mindset Strategies

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  26. What a breath-taking spread! Thanks for inviting me! I’m bringing a truckload of chilled watermelon, and I’m def checking out those mocktails!
    My blog is still pretty new, and it’s about my experience and things I’ve learned along the way, about addiction and mental health. There have been many tears but much more laughter on this trip. I choose to laugh as often as posssible, cos life gives reason to be serious far too often. 🙂
    This party is PERFECT, especially as we in the states celebrate Memorial Day.
    https://www.abbieinwondrland.wordpress.com

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      1. I always find that interesting too. While the internet can sometimes be a negative thing, I like to see the positive. I love that it brings people from different sides of the world together.

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  30. Hello World! Happy to join the party! I am Moody Much from the U.S. today.
    Poem Tag:

    Ray’s of sunshine glistening on dew
    Morning glories meanwhile pushing through
    Great friends may seem far and few
    Until the blogger party begins

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  33. Hi Jacque, this is such an amazing the party. With the long weekend here in lieu of Memorial Day, I am sure I can indulge in some macaroons! They are soooo tempting! 🙂
    I think I was able to spot 4 differences in the pictures, how many are there total? I am not going to spoil the fun for others by posting the differences I found! 😀
    Thanks to your party, I found some really great blogs to follow.
    Here is the link to my blog: https://mindandlifematters.wordpress.com/
    Have fun everyone, it is summer!! 😀 😀

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  35. Wooh this song is awesome. I’m having a full on dance session. You rock Jaque. I will have a mocktail . I can’t think of what to add to the poem because I – am too busy dancing. I just want to say hola to everyone. I’m living in the U.K. – it’s a good turn out so far. So many lovely places and interesting people. I would like a bit of Nina Simone – I am my freedom. I recently watched a Netflix documentary on her life. I had no ide what a huge part she was of the american civil rights movement. I’ve always loved her voice and I admire strong spirits.

    SPOT THE MISSING – Sun’s glasses different, no lemon in the cocktail , the beach ball is a different colour, ships got no flag and there is no sand in the bucket.

    POEM TAG

    We wore Summer dresses
    spun like flower coloured cotton
    that sat on each stalk.

    Together we played hopscotch
    With bright coloured chalk,
    Whispered sweet nothings
    Held hands while we walked.

    A whisper of soft summer breeze
    ruffled the spun flowery cotton
    sweet summer scents floated
    filling the air with sensuous delight

    We gazed at a world
    filled with the promise
    of its untold treasures.
    Ours to map out in time.

    Stars glittered as we dreamed
    Whispered of far places
    We slow danced in the dark
    Delighting the fireflies

    Light on our feet
    we did the Harlem shuffle
    Supposedly a poverty dance
    but none of this matters,
    when love takes a chance

    Thanks for the invite ..
    @Daisy from
    Daisyinthe willows

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  36. Hi my name is Brigid. I live in Donegal on the north west corner of Ireland. If you check out the Wild Atlantic Way, you will see that the west coast of Ireland is very scenic. We are now getting more visitors who love outdoor pursuits like walking, hill climbing, sailing…
    I am a very keen gardener hence the name of my blog : http://www.watchingthedaisies.com
    I started the blog to coincide with my memoir of the same name Watching the Daisies – Life Lessons on the Importance of Slow. I have been made to slow down due to health issues of fibromyalgia and auto immune disease. However, I am very grateful for my journey, I have a lovely life and I know there is LOTS more to enJOY …

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  37. Good morning from beautiful Jamaica…can’t believe I’m at a party so early, but what the heck!

    I can see that some of my friends have already arrive. Hi all, how are you doing? Etta, I’ll be at your party soon. OMG! I’m gonna be drunk this weekend!

    Jackie the food at this party looks GOOD! Not to mention the music! I’m staying right here until midnight.

    So you know what? I’m going to grab a juice and sip and mingle….In the meantime anyone who wants to visit my house can do so, here is the direction:

    https://dehantaylor.com/

    See you later when I hit the dance floor…Jackie I will soon tell you the music I’m gonna dance…

    Dehan

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  38. This is fun!!! what a great idea! I am from Montréal and have three blogs…Tracesofthesoul under a pseudonym, Oliana so I can write uncensored and http://www.cheryllynnroberts.info where I write haiku and other waka under the nom de plume, Tournesol (sunflower) and then lastly, http://www.stigmahurtseveryone.info under me, Cheryl-Lynn where I stand on my soap box now and then.

    We wore Summer dresses
    spun like flower coloured cotton
    that sat on each stalk.

    sleeveless sundress
    golden rays
    paint her shoulders

    paint her shoulders
    tawny hues
    show off her white dress

    show off her white dress
    soft and silken
    like rose petals

    like rose petals
    soft and red
    sensual lips

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  39. Hey Y’all! It’s Memorial Day Weekend here in the United States! We celebrate and honor the service men and women who have fought and defended our country! To any of you out there, Thank you for your service!
    My name is Jessica, my blog is https://Notheaveragemama.wordpress.com
    I write about my life as a step mom, wife and everything in between! Come stop by and say hello! I love meeting new bloggers and finding new blogs to follow!
    Hope everyone is enjoying the party, Jacqueline sure knows how to be such a gracious host ❤💃

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  48. Great party! Wonderful snacks and refreshments.

    It’s been a while since I’ve played spot the difference. I spot 6 differences.

    The farmer is definitely in a dilemma. I suppose if he can, he could’ve held the peas in a separate bag or cloth inside the sack, thus he can put both the peas and lentils in the same sack without mixing.

    I will go mingle now. My blog is This is Another Story and here is the link:
    https://yzhengblog.wordpress.com/

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  50. Wow hahaa there is so much to eat! Thank you but I’ll just stuff myself up with deserts.

    Well Hola! I am Jade and I write poems , short stories and write ups. What I want to invite you all to is The Topic Thingy on my blog! It s another fun way to meet new bloggers and it s basically a prompt for a month. Check out the details here – https://being1nsane.wordpress.com/2016/05/06/can-you-steal-the-limelight-with-mays-wonderful-ttt/

    And unfortunately most of my blogging friends quit. And blogging alone gets a bit lonely! I want to get to know you all.

    The Madeline were a amazing Jacqueline!

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