Good day, in response to Esther Chilton’s, Can You Tell a Story in 41 Words, and for this week using the words highlighted in bold. ☺️👑
“You what? You had a war with your lock?” replied Sassy’s friend. “No, I have to write about King Author’s warlock for class,” mumbled Sassy as she twirled her lanyard. “I hoped to crochet this evening and eat some rocket candy.” 🍬 ©2026tblily
Good evening, in response to Esther Chilton’s, Can You Tell a Story in 64 Words using the words highlighted in bold. Oh boy, this was a hard one. ☺️📋
My handwritten grocery list looked like a spider had free rein in ink and slid across my page. Tabasco sauce. There, my list is complete. While I finished up my coffee, I decided to sketch a windmill and a gentleman with a Victorian moustache looking out to the field. Semi-invisible eye floaters blurred my view, so I nursed my eyes with eye drops. ©2026tblily
Good evening, in response to Denise’s, Six Sentence Stories Challenge using the word float. “Write 6 sentences. No more. No less.” I will try! 😊 (Fictional story)
The float was going according to plan considering I started volunteering at the last minute. We need more impactful volunteers, the poster read on the library door. Make your time count! And see how cheerful it will make you feel. And so, I did, for the first time in my life. I celebrated by doing ‘the robot’ dance and performed it as well as an extra added feature on top of the brightly decorated float.🎈©2026tblily –
Be brave enough to be bad at something new.
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