So, we had an amazing turn out last week! Here are the stories we received:
Clothespin Commitment by Jack Carlson
A Child’s Path and Escape by Scott Taylor
Murder at the Amusement Park (the ongoing story that inspired my own) by Tena Car
Lost by Landa
Summer of 1962 by Anne
I Love a Good Curse by Me
Perfect Not Day by Carrie K. Sorensen
It’s my turn this week! And it’s my favorite part of the whole week because I get to choose the photo! Yay!
First a special shout to Carrie K. Sorensen and Jane Bussey for being awesome co-hosts. Also, if you enjoy the blog hop and want to help promote it, feel free to grab a button:
Click and copy this code
Two more bits of news before we get into the blog hop:
1) If you are interested in being a co-host for the blog hop, let us know in the comments! It’s fairly easy, just making sure you are posting the blog hop post each week!
1) There will be one photo, and five words – both of those elements must be a feature in the brief story you create.
2) There is also a 500 word maximum.
3) You have until the next Wednesday to create your post.
4) When you have finished your post, come back here and link up below and let me (Or whoever your blog host is) know in the comments that you have done so!
5) We were going to tell you to not take this too seriously, but reconsidered it because we know full well that asking writers to write something means that they will take it seriously. So, take it seriously, but don’t fret/panic/pass out/hyperventilate/lose sleep/run in fear over it.
The Photo – Taken from…I have no idea to be honest…
Five Words – Generated with this Website
zip
hymn
computer
false teeth
peacock
Alright! Once you have your story created, post it below!
I really need to remember to link my story up to the blog. 😛
Here's mine: The Perfect Not Day
http://chasingrevery.blogspot.com/2012/06/snapshot-reveal.html
I updated the post! 🙂
I see the Writer Wednesday Blog Hop button & the code, but cant' figure out where to paste it so it doesn't come out a bunch of gobblty-goop.
…nor could I 🙁
If its WordPress your using it for, I'm not sure they allow for codes like this!
So tonight, I was passing an old dilapidated house that's been for sale for months as I read the prompt on my phone and I thought it would be fun to write a story about that house.
I inserted the photo, included the 5 words, and then noticed the word count was 1500. Oops, I have this habit of letting the words run away when I'm not paying attention. Since I didn't follow all the rules, I thought I would post the link down here instead for those who may be interested in a longer (happy) story.
http://whereslanda.wordpress.com/2012/06/28/guiseppes-house/
I can't believe I didn't catch this!! You should post it in the link above!