Halfway through the year, here we are, another week of prompts. Keep trying! Not every try is a success, but every attempt makes forward progress, even if it feels like you’ve slid backwards. Movement, in any direction like the Brownian motion of gas molecules, comes out in the final equation to be ‘forward’ in the grand sum of things.
Toss | Ball | Catch |
AC Young | The weird thing about the region was that it had plenty of lakes, but none of them had lake in their names. | Leigh Kimmel |
Becky Jones | The street was unnervingly quiet. | Cedar Sanderson |
Leigh Kimmel | The harder I worked to get finished, the longer it seemed to take. | nother Mike |
Padre | They barely beat the storm home. | AC Young |
Fiona Grey | “Someone returned the stolen turtle this morning.” | Padre |
nother Mike | Someone yelled “Taste the rainbow” as the skies poured skittles all over the ground… | Becky Jones |
Cedar Sanderson | The ship’s hold was full of trade goods | Fiona Grey |
You don’t know until you try. And if you take a spare, you can try something new, something you haven’t done before. What is it you’ve been tempted to create, but weren’t sure you could succeed at? Do that!
Spare | The ancient ruins were no longer enigmatic |
Spare | “Yeah, the problem started when he heard ‘morning’ rather than ‘mourning,’ and it went downhill from there.” |
Spare | The institute across the boulevard was where the future was invented. |
Spare | He held the lantern high and held his breath as he peered into the darkness. |
Spare | Why aren’t there warning signs in department stores where the perfumes and other stinks hold sway? |
Spare | The antique traders brought puzzles… |
I’ve published this week’s response: https://acyoungauthor.substack.com/p/leaving-the-ball.
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