Thirty day writing challenge.
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Thread Topic: Thirty day writing challenge.
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1. Grab a photo album, and select the seventh photo. Describe it, and what lead to it being taken.
2. You can take only three memories with you into the next life. What are they?
3. Describe your physical and mental appearance from the point of view of your best friend.
4. You're stuck on a roller coaster for twenty minutes. Who is with you? What do you do to pass the time?
5. Write about your villain's house from the view of your hero.
6. A string connects you and your soul mate, and changes color to reflect their mood. What color is it most often? What do you speculate this means?
7. You are given a device by someone that allows you to hear the last ten minutes of your life. What do you hear?
8. You can make one phone call after you die. Who would you call, and what would you say?
9. You have a chance to spend a day with your favorite fictional character. Who is it? Where do you go, and what do you do?
10. Describe the people you sit with at lunch.
11. You're stuck in a windowless, doorless room with five people. Describe them, and their reactions to this situation.
12. Order at Starbucks for you and three of your friends. Buuuuut. You can only speak in rhymes.
13. You have five minutes to tell your favorite fictional character something that could change the plot of their story entirely. What do you tell them?
14. You have eight weeks left to live. What are the top ten items on your bucket list?
15. Describe a pirate crew made of people you know.
16. Write a paragraph or two about re-doing meeting your best friend for the first time.
17. You are in a coma. Describe the doings of five people who visit you.
18. You can spend the rest of your life in one place, with five people of your choice. Where, and who do you pick?
19. Write about a day in your life set five years from now.
20. Pick a word, and write about it's meaning in everyday life.
21. Write about the dying wishes of a civil war soldier, who entrusts these wishes onto a battle field nurse.
22. Say goodbye without using the actual word 'goodbye' or any synonyms.
23. Describe the hero's choice of weapons for three different battles- One against a dragon, one against a human, and one in a dark cave.
24. You are being sent to prison. Describe your crime.
25. Describe the apartment you and your best friend will live in for the next four years.
26. Write a story about the second thing google suggests when you type in the words "I love"
27. The world will end in ten minutes. Who's hand do you want to hold, and why?
28. Write about your hero's biggest fear.
29. Two second grade classes go to war over the playground.
30. Describe your two best friends as enemies in a story. -
I suppose I was about three when this photo was taken, judging by the ancient computer in the background. Grandpa used that thing until I was about five, and old enough to understand that his technology was a little outdated.
Though I can't put an exact year on this photograph, I can for sure say that it was Christmas- One of the years that my mom was still working. I know that for a fact because of the chair, we sold it a month after she lost her job.
My grandpa was in better health then. His face isn't as thin as it was only a year ago, so I guess that he was still up and about, and so was my grandma, the women who had made the brightly colored blanket that was strown over the back of the recliner. I still have that blanket. Somewhere, packed into a box- I'll go and look for it later.
I was little, then, still made fun of for my noodle-like arms. I was too young and innocent to know that my grandfather was actually a very harsh man. I inherited my inpatient qualities from him. I miss him, in all honesty. The him that would eat the cookies that we left out for Santa, and leave a few hairs from his beard for us to find.
I miss the innocence of then. -
(Doing tomorrow's BC wont be on)
Day Two: You can take only three memories with you into the next life. What are they?
-I don't know why, but my grandma's pumpkin bread always comes to mind when I think about memories. I don't know what exactly about them I'd want to remember. Her making them, or their taste. I love both parts equally. She used these tin cans, with golden-colored insides to bake them. They were special, we can't find them anymore. Anyways, I remember her mixing the batter from scratch- Butter, I think, and eggs, and maybe brown sugar. I don't really recall that. I've looked for the recipe, trust me, but it's pretty hard to find. She was the only one who made them, and I'm afraid they may have died with her.
Or, maybe the taste. The warmth, covered in a layer of butter- Yeah, it was best with butter on top for sure. I remember taking them to school with me for my fourth grade Christmas party. Everyone loved them.
-Ashley.
I have never, nor will I ever meet someone as amazing as her. She's been different lately, and I find myself growing farther away from her than I would have ever liked to, but I still love her, and everything she stands for. I don't think she cares for me as much as she used to, she's started ignoring me and brushing off what I have to say. But I can't help but want to remember her. She is pretty much the only person in this town I would care to remember.
-February 13.
I don't want myself to remember the reason, but I want this date burned into the back of my mind like a red flag that pops up when I'm trying to sleep. I want it to be the date that I circle in red for no reason at all, other than to try to remember. I just want it to be there.
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