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Wow…I missed one last week. Totally, completely, slipped my mind. Ugh! Sorry, folks. Anyway, this week’s prompt is fairly tough: we’re to write our autobiography in six words. Hmmmm…. Includes: One heart. Some assembly required. That ought to do.

Just a normal prompt this week! (Although I shouldn’t say ‘just’ a normal prompt, as a lot of times it’s been the seemingly simplest prompts that have tripped me up and made me take hours just to mull them over … Continue reading →

This week’s prompt is straight-forward, if a bit macabre. I’m going back to my science fiction roots here: Two robots looked down on the fires of Earth from their orbital platform. They were there to monitor the climate, but with … Continue reading →

OK, folks, we’re now far enough into January that life is settling back down in a quasi-normal kind of thing. The Holiday season just past was a wonderful one, but it was also abnormally busy, even by my standards — … Continue reading →

This week Jenny throws a curve: we’re supposed to use only 16 words to write about when we were 16 ourselves. Sixteen constituted most (except for the first few weeks) of my junior year of high school. What do I … Continue reading →

Well, I guess it had to happen sooner or later…I missed one. I filed away last week’s entry to mull over a bit, but then, with the busyness of Thanksgiving week, I pretty much forgot about it entirely. So, apologies … Continue reading →

A day late again…sorry, folks. This time we take the same photo as last week, but we have to write from the POV of one of the orange-meloned soccer kids. OK then: Agent Triple-Zed glanced out the window of the … Continue reading →

This week we get a normal kind of prompt. Here’s my take: “I planted a little story seed, and it grew into a story tree. So then I picked the story fruit, peeled it, added sugar and cinnamon, and I … Continue reading →