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The Journey
Today’s Story Spark was – Stress. I chose the prompt – William Blake wrote: “No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings.” Write about your wings and where they take you. We had 20 minutes to … Continue reading →
Excuses, Excuses
The writing prompt for this piece was “Excuses,” and that is precisely what I wrote about. Excuses, Excuses I’m sure all of you have been in a position where, for one reason or another, the adult or child you are … Continue reading →
Where do dreams go?
The Story Spark this week was something similar to a Mad Lib with no directions on what type of word to put in the blanks. We were to pick one of the phrases within the Story Spark as our writing … Continue reading →
A Choice I Made
This week’s story is about a choice I made when I was five years old. It is a piece I wrote and performed on September 16, 2007, where I recorded it. The theme for that event was – Life Lessons. … Continue reading →
Behold the Flame
This week’s story spark was Write and Read. I took the prompt – The language of fire. We had 20 minutes to write. Behold the Flame It was a sultry day with nothing to do. Then again, it is always … Continue reading →
The Fall
The Story Spark for this piece was – Fall Vibes. Instead of going in the direction of Autumn, which is where the prompts seemed to direct the group. I chose to fall into another direction. The Fall I’m falling. Not … Continue reading →
Spaced Out(ed)
Spaced Out(ed) “Space, the final frontier…to boldly go where no one has gone before.” – Gene Roddenberry I know what Roddenberry was talking about, being an avid Star Trek fan. But for me, you need more than boldness to conquer … Continue reading →
Say that again?
The writing prompt was “That was funny”. I had some fun with a computer and reading sentences. Say that again? When you read your writing to yourself, your brain sometimes puts in words that aren’t there but fit the sentence … Continue reading →
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A Friend Indeed
The story spark was Perspective. The writing prompt I chose was a quote by Angela Farmer, a renowned yoga teacher, which is used in this piece. A Friend Indeed Never pay attention to me when I am shopping by myself. … Continue reading →
A Familiar Story
The writing for this piece was picture-driven. Here are the pictures I chose for it: A Familiar Story The name’s Clyde. I’m what you call a familiar. I was once connected with a rather fun-loving witch named … Continue reading →
