JSW Prompt 9-30-2019

Feel free to join in and respond to the prompt. Please try to keep your response between 200 – 250 word (recommended, not law). You can write a story, poem, essay, anything which strikes your fancy! Link your work back to this post so people can read it.


 

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Reena’s Exploration Challenge 105 9-19-2019

This is a fun weekly writing prompt from Reena Saxena. Give it a try!


On In Reena’s Exploration Challenge, Writing Challenges

Welcome to a new capsule of time!

We frame seven cycles of the Sun, and call it a week. What if it was longer? Would I be hosting one challenge in a week, or more? Mindless chatter J Let’s jump to the prompt.

PROMPT #105

Wistfulness

The rules of the game are the same i.e. no rules. There is no bar on the length or format of the piece.

Write a post on your blog, and link it up here with a pingback, or copy-paste the blog link in Comments. Tag it Reena’s Exploration Challenge for easy access in the Blog Roll.

LAST WEEK’S PROMPT

Susie Bocks at

Joe M. at

https://joem18b.wordpress.com/2019/09/12/poem-23/

Eugenia at

Teresa Smeigh at

Sadje at

Deborah at

https://awisewomansjourney.wordpress.com/2019/09/14/remembering/

Jade Li/Lisa at

Reena Saxena at

https://reinventionsreena.wordpress.com/2019/09/16/drive-the-drivers/

The Bag Lady at

Indira at

https://amaltaas.wordpress.com/2019/09/16/reenas-exploration-challenge-104/

Len at

VJ Knutson at

 

 

 

Retro Tuesday 9-24-2019

Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers 9-27-2017

This week’s photo prompt is provided by shivamt25.
Guide for Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers
1. A prompt photo will be provided each Monday pm to be used as a base to your story. Please include photo prompt with your story.
2. Linking for this challenge begins on Monday pm and runs to the following Monday pm.
3. Please credit photo to photographer.
4. The story word limit is 100 – 150 words (+ – 25 words). Please try to stay within this limit.
5. Please indicate the number of words in your story at the end of your story. (It doesn’t count into the amount of words).


“What?” he asked as if in dismay.

Giggles. “You…..” A fit of giggles.

He hid a smile, loving the light in her eyes, the strands of ash-brown hair drifting across her forehead. Laugh lines crinkling around her eyes.

He faked a frown as if her giggles insulted him. This just made her giggle harder.

Raised his hands in a ‘what’ gesture.

“Oh, Chris!” She laughed, pointing at his coffee cup upon which he’d rested his sunglasses. Lennon glasses, he called them.

“What? You don’t like meeting Mr. Lennon?”

Reaching out, she grabbed his hand from across the table. “You are horrible!”

He chuckled, twining his fingers with hers.

“So I’ve been told.”

They drank their coffee in easy conversation, as if they’d known each other all their lives, not just met at the counter less than an hour ago. They spent the day pretending to be in love. Pretending they had a life-time before him. Making memories they would both forget tomorrow.