Wicked Word Wednesdays

wicked-word-wednesday-logo-3 Today kicks off what could be a fun Wednesday challenge for all of your bloggers out there who are looking for a weekly feature to add to your site, or just looking for motivation to write. Wicked Word Wednesday there’s no cost or pressure to join, just a bit of fun. Hit the link and read what it’s all about.

Today’s Wicked Word: Wicked

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This is what comes to mind when I hear the word wicked. The wicked witch from The Wizard of Oz, a movie I detest. I can’t really give a good reason why except that I watched it too young probably and it scared me. I didn’t get to have the teenage or adult experience of watching it high listening to Pink Floyd’s dark side of the moon or appreciating the camp of it all. Nope, for me it was sheer terror in an evil green woman stalking a girl and her dog, and OH MY GOD what was with the flying monkeys?! OK sure it’s hokey now, but to a 4 year old it’s terrifying!

There you have it, my lackluster addition (but an addition nonetheless) to Wicked Word Wednesdays!

28 thoughts on “Wicked Word Wednesdays

  1. Oh you and I are totally on the same page, sister! This movie is terrifying to a little kid! I used to have nightmares about the flying monkeys (until I was 14, I swear!) and even the tornado in the opener, right?!?

  2. It’s the inaugural week so plenty of ways to participate. If I could write poetry I would but I tend to just ramble about pop culture so I’ll just stick with what I know πŸ˜‰

  3. Poetry is hugely challenging. I do it once a month just so that I can learn the skill. I am too much of a free flow writer to master that craft so I don’t even pretend I’ll try
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  4. I was older than you were when I saw The Wizard of Oz, but I was terrified of the tornado. Tornado warnings were common in the area where I grew up. The threats were very real. Your sentence that really caught me referred to “just looking for motivation to write.” I can’t relate to that. I write because the words in my head demand to be made public. It would be quite a different story if I wrote for a living. Deadlines for writing would be very painful. I hope you find that motivation is not necessary because of your love of writing.

  5. A great post, i love this movie but i love the musical based on the movie and the book more. I like the challenge of Wicked word wednesday and was thinking about having some post topics for my blog.

  6. For me it’s not a matter of having nothing to say it’s more about focusing me in a direction πŸ˜‰ it’s why I love these kinds of prompts. I’d never have written a post about the terror of the Wizard of Oz, but I’m glad I did since I’m not alone in it!

  7. My mother bought tickets and wanted to take my sister and I but I couldn’t do it, I had zero interest in the play. I’ve heard it’s wonderful!

  8. YAY! I wasn’t the only child terrified of the wicked witch πŸ™‚ I watched the Wizard of Oz with my girls not too long ago and I made the mistake of letting them know she used to scare me. I don’t think they’ll ever let me live it down lol

  9. What sort of monster threatens a little dog?! I’m sorry about your moment of weakness, lol hopefully they won’t torture you too badly!

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  12. Good morning! I based today’s assignment on yesterday’s Wicked Word Wednesday. I wasn’t sure how to do the pingback thing so I’m commenting here to let you know!

  13. A wonderful submission; thanks for participating! To some, the witch is still terrifying all these years later . . . you know, not me, but some other people I know . . .

  14. Thank you so much for thinking of me! I have decided after much thought to be award free in the hope that the inspiration and recognition these awards provide help other bloggers!

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