When Rick got home there was a woman he had never seen before sunbathing in his backyard.
Dialogue Prompt
Use this line of dialogue in a short story. It can be the first line, the last line or any line in between.
"But I don't know how to drive."
"But I don't know how to drive."
Writing Adventure
We haven't gone outside on an adventure in a long while. Let's take advantage of summer and grab our notebooks and an iced tea and head to a nearby park or beach. Get your writerly self outside! Go somewhere you can relax (it's summer!). Settle yourself in a scenic spot and have a long slow look around. Now open your notebook and describe the scene.
Now close your eyes and become aware of your surroundings. Take in the "view" using your other senses. Now open your eyes, pick up your notebook and describe the scene a second time.
How are your two descriptions different? What did you notice the second time that you didn't notice the first?
Now sip that iced tea and relax. (I told you were we going to relax.)
Now close your eyes and become aware of your surroundings. Take in the "view" using your other senses. Now open your eyes, pick up your notebook and describe the scene a second time.
How are your two descriptions different? What did you notice the second time that you didn't notice the first?
Now sip that iced tea and relax. (I told you were we going to relax.)
Dialogue Prompt
Use this line of dialogue in a short story. It can be the first line, the last line or any line in between:
"I'm ready!"
"I'm ready!"
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