The next Post Of The Week will be announced on Sunday evening.
Please note that nominations for next week cannot be accepted until then.
If YOU would like to vote on this week’s shortlist and be part of the decision making for the Post of the Week this week, please pick your 5 favourite posts from the list and award them 5 points for the favourite, down to 1 for the 5th favourite and mail your votes to peacharse@yahoo.com no later than 6pm on Sunday night.
1 - 123 I Love You with The Legend of the Japanese River Imp
“My grandparents live in a small town where the only non-white people are Mexican laborers who come once a year to help out during the tobacco season.” Read more.
2 - The Book of Don with Teach Your Children
“…By the time my son Brodie was six he’d swung through the canopy of a Central American rain forest … gone alligator hunting in a Louisiana swamp … chowed down on a foot-long hot dog in Central Park … and mushed a dog team in the Yukon.” Read more.
3 - Cecile Weekly with Time Should Have Stood Still for You
“…Matt’s phone rings. The display tells us it’s my parents calling. How odd. My cell phone, I forgot to turn it on today. But still… What could be so important?…” Read more.
4 - Meish with The Polite Amount.
“Ever been to the fridge and discovered that there’s a milk carton there but with only the puniest dribble of cow-juice left in it, not even enough to soften a thimble of tea?” Read more.
5 - The Other Side of Me with Down in Deep, Dark Woods I Dwell
“Deep amidst a green pool of leafery, where the air is clear and tinged with the colour of oak, birch and beech , where the light filters down through an abundance of ancient trees, the branches covered with lichen, long ago, when France still had Kings and Brittany was a “Foreign Provence” , not truly part of France at all, someone built a stone longère from local granite, with a vast fire place either end.” Read more.
6 - Cliff from This is This with I’d Still Own the Film Rights and be Working on the Prequel
“…I don’t know of any good prequels. There are only four sequels which were better than the first parts, and those are The New Testament, The Empire Strikes Back, The Godfather 2 and Huckleberry Finn. It’s called a Number 2 for a reason.” Read more.
