Christmastime has always been my favorite time of year. Ever since I was a kid, the air seemed to hold a certain new magic during the month of December. I spent the whole year anticipating it (probably because my birthday also falls in December and I loved getting presents-- ha!). But, to be honest, my …
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It was the third year in a row I'd been roped in to working the late shift on Christmas Eve at the diner. Not that I minded. I had little to go home to besides a stack of overdue electric bills, each envelope an angrier red than the last, each one progressively more direct in …
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1. A tree with no star No gifts to unwrap but still We are the lucky ones 2. Our park is all white The snow glittering softly A blanket of stars 3. She brought out her list A new doll for the baby But the shelf was bare 4. The children won't sleep Quietly they …
Hello everyone! Today (after many MANY hours of editing strife) I bring you, blogmas day six: A spelling and definition challenge that I roped a fellow writer in to! The rules are simple: each round we flip a coin to determine who chooses the category (spell or define), then a nasty food is assigned to …
Dear Santa, Sorry I haven't been such a good penpal this last... 20 or so years, but to be fair, you never wrote back. So who's to blame here? I'm sure you remember the Christmas I told my parents that I didn't believe in you anymore. I hope that didn't hurt your feelings. I just …
Happy Blogmas Day Three! I found this tag on InkBlots and IceBergs , and I decided to answer these questions so that we can get to know one another better! (hoping you answer some of them in the comments, too 🙂 ) 1. What type of writing do you do? I write a lot of papers …
It's Blogmas day two! I hope everyone had a great Friday. I still can't believe how quickly this year has gone by. It still feels like 2017. For my second Blogmas post, I thought I'd throw myself under the bus. You know, for fun. I hope you enjoy it. As writers, we're all told the …
Ok, nobody panic, but the holidays are upon us. I've got your back with some awesome gift ideas for writers.
Photo by Joseph Ngabo on Unsplash Write a story about a character who misses their train. Detail the events that made them miss it and, if you want, the consequences they will face for being late.
This Flash Fiction is in response to my Writing Prompt Wednesday. Check it out and write a story, too! I hope you enjoy. The Wash N Dry on the corner of Elton was a fluorescent lit pit of old checkered linoleum and greasy walls. It wasn't somewhere you'd think things were cleaned, if it weren't …
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