Greetings!
It's been a hot minute, as the kids used to say, when I was a kid. I have recently been struggling with settling on a solution to the problem of daily exercises pushing other posts off the front page. I decided that since this blog is, after all, Notebooking Daily, I'll stick to the exercises here and post other writing related things on one of my other blogs. Look for new posts in February. But here is a little teaser for fun.
1) The juggler has just dropped a ball, and that was the final straw. Expand.
2) Use tornadoes and tomatoes in the same piece that is under 250 words if prose, 20 lines if poetry (for bonus points pack your piece with hard /A/ sounds).
3) Ralph Wiggum is waving at something that is about to ominously fill the frame with its back (in this piece)--what is it? What happens?
It's been a hot minute, as the kids used to say, when I was a kid. I have recently been struggling with settling on a solution to the problem of daily exercises pushing other posts off the front page. I decided that since this blog is, after all, Notebooking Daily, I'll stick to the exercises here and post other writing related things on one of my other blogs. Look for new posts in February. But here is a little teaser for fun.
1) The juggler has just dropped a ball, and that was the final straw. Expand.
2) Use tornadoes and tomatoes in the same piece that is under 250 words if prose, 20 lines if poetry (for bonus points pack your piece with hard /A/ sounds).
3) Ralph Wiggum is waving at something that is about to ominously fill the frame with its back (in this piece)--what is it? What happens?