The choices: clean, binge, or knit? Going to try all three.
Linda G. Hill created this fun challenge. Glad I had a few minutes before midnight to post!
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Tag Archive: #1LinerWed
Why is it that new cell phones have instructions for everything but phone or voice mail?
I put up the monkey picture up yesterday and tried to think of a One-Liner, then realized it was only Tuesday!
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One-Liner Wednesday is a Linda G. Hill gem!
Yesterday’s sunset was gorgeous all the way around. Today is the same. (Sorry for three sentences–power outages, thunder and lightning distractions!)
Thank you, Linda G. Hill for #1linerWed!
I have a yarn or two to tell you, but this is ONE-liner Wednesday.
I cut my hair today, now I am too tired to come up with one line!
Thank goodness for One-Liner Wednesdays by Linda G. Hill. There are days when that’s all you can come up with!
You know you’re at the end of the world when UPS says they will deliver a package before 8PM and the truck get here at 7:56PM. 😀
One-Liner Wednesday is a challenge created by Linda G. Hill. Join the fun!
What comes after Z and April 30th? Nap Day!
Thank goodness and Linda G. Hill for this fun–and easy–challenge!
“We understand time travel.” Paul was reflecting on how it all started for him and his elflike friends. He quoted from a long forgotten textbook in space-school: Understanding the universal units of upmost unpossiblities unites uncertain yet, unique modes without undermining the possibilities of space and time, and it uses only the smallest amount of our energies.
Take that! One-Liner Wednesday, A-to-Z Challenge, and within the first paragraph I wrote for CampNaNo!
Once the strange moon rose above the Earth, the tribes stopped their dancing; observing the spectacle in unison caused a concerted cry of “Oh!”
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This was the first line of the first scene I wrote today. The prompt from Linda G. Hill for One-Liner Wednesday seemed to be the moon. (I never saw the prompt.) Today’s A2Z letter, I think, is O. Sometimes less is more, but I like to mix it up, all the prompts at once. It makes a harder challenge, but I think it makes my writing more interesting. All this writing is for CampNaNo where I’m attempting to write 50,000 words by April 30th. My current word count is 26,710. The project I’m working on is Haven in 3D a sequel of my first book, Haven. Click on any of the blue underlined words if you want to know more about any of these subject.
