Prompts
Sitcoms. The bane of entertainment (although still one-half step above reality programmes and celebrity dance tournaments). But suppose by some twist of fate, you awoke to discover you were stuck in your own personal sitcom?
List five personal catch-phrases you would use if you were the lead character in a sitcom made of your life.
Sveta
1) “I know nothing!” - when she honestly doesn't remember being connected to the mess in any way, but has a bad feeling about her involvement.
2) “Did I do that?”
3) "True story!" - when making something up
4) "Stuuuupid..." - mumbled under her breath, when no one is asking for her opinion.
5) "Awww~" - as she decides that someone is too dumb to live.
Today, 100 words on things that you can always do ...later....
Marianne
Her to-do list was trying to fly off the table, but the jug of home made lemonade was keeping it in place. It included items like: "meeting at 9:30 am"; "work dinner at 18:30"; "set the washing machine for 19:00"; "revise the Thomson sketches", and then some.
The ice in her glass clanked and Marianne took a small sip. It was refreshing, just what she needed in a hot summer morning. The light wind that blew through her hair did nothing to relieve her from the heat. The clock on the garden table looked disapprovingly at her. "Eight fifteen" it said. Marianne considered going to work. She had an A/C at the office after all. Her gaze fell on her to-do list. She took another sip of her glass, leaned her head back, and closed her eyes.
List five personal catch-phrases you would use if you were the lead character in a sitcom made of your life.
Sveta
1) “I know nothing!” - when she honestly doesn't remember being connected to the mess in any way, but has a bad feeling about her involvement.
2) “Did I do that?”
3) "True story!" - when making something up
4) "Stuuuupid..." - mumbled under her breath, when no one is asking for her opinion.
5) "Awww~" - as she decides that someone is too dumb to live.
Today, 100 words on things that you can always do ...later....
Marianne
Her to-do list was trying to fly off the table, but the jug of home made lemonade was keeping it in place. It included items like: "meeting at 9:30 am"; "work dinner at 18:30"; "set the washing machine for 19:00"; "revise the Thomson sketches", and then some.
The ice in her glass clanked and Marianne took a small sip. It was refreshing, just what she needed in a hot summer morning. The light wind that blew through her hair did nothing to relieve her from the heat. The clock on the garden table looked disapprovingly at her. "Eight fifteen" it said. Marianne considered going to work. She had an A/C at the office after all. Her gaze fell on her to-do list. She took another sip of her glass, leaned her head back, and closed her eyes.