I combined days 20 and 21.Day Twenty and Twenty-One20: Use these words in a story: grandfather, photo album, post office, and folder. 21: He or she sees their crush in a library. Describe the incident.***“Harper, Harper.” His name just wouldn’t leave my lips alone. They sizzled and burned for his name again and again. The... Continue Reading →
Day Nineteen: Write an Obituary for a Historical Figure. You were once wild here. Don’t let them tame you!The quote made me pause. Tempted, I read it again, slowly absorbing each word as one would enjoy the taste of chocolate. Eyes wide I proclaimed, “This!” This was what I needed to read. I dropped the pen... Continue Reading →
Day Eighteen: A story set in a ghost town. The ashes of the dead slowly fell through the cracks of his fingers. Adelio watched them sift down through the missing wooden floorboard, his thoughts rattled. He wondered how many of his family was mixed within this dirt. Were they finally at peace? Would... Continue Reading →
Sorry in advance for any grammar and punctuation mistakes and other mistakes. I found myself falling back into my perfectionist ways so I decided to finish and publish Day 17 perfect or not or it would continue to hold me back. So here it is and hope it's at least a little good. Day 17: Use Time... Continue Reading →
Another shorty Day Fifteen: Write about a stranger you see. Either their back-story or what they are thinking in the moment you see them. ** He came through the door in a rush pushing past the other students in hopes to make it on time. Today was a big day. He ran the... Continue Reading →
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