The dried cherries in my lunch-box fruit-snack are very sticky. And they taste more like prunes.
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I've been taking part in some One Minute Writer challenges recently, but there doesn't seem to be much feedback from them - or many people taking part. So I'm seriously considering abandoning it. I've been looking for other prompts, because I'd like something to guide me in a short writing exercise on a regular basis, but what I've found gets complex: write two haikus about....; draft a crime story in 10 minutes; etc.
So today I just strung some words together. I think it works.
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Three suggestions: Thinking Ten offers a variety of prompts six days a week and suits me fine because it can be used so flexibly, and I have recently returned to Lily Child's Friday prediction, which has a three word prompt, a 100 word limit and looks for something akin to horror - an interestingly different direction and excellent feedback. Six Sentences offers no prompts but reasonably supportive feedback.
I love the idea of the one minute writer. I would be on board with it if my mind was capable at this time. I seem to be a bit scattered.
It's interesting to se where someone's mind goes with a few chosen words.
And, why is it that dried fruit all taste the same?
Hi Anne .. I prompt myself enough .. but love the cheery stickee proon ..
Enjoy the weekend .. Hilary
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