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Fun Filled Friday

Morning Folks,

For today's post I'm trying something new (just for Fridays, with the results posted on Monday--that is, if the idea takes off). If this idea takes off, I might do it every Friday.

So what's the idea? A game. I know, I know sounds like a lame attempt to get commenter, but I was thinking about this last night in bed and I remember doing this on some message boards.

Of course, I have to make it relevant to writing...it just wouldn't be right to post here otherwise. So here we go...

I'm going to put ONE line of a story. One line only. And in the comment section each commenter adds ONE line.

Either over the weekend or Monday I'll put all the lines together and post it in a post.

So here we go... (I'm calling the Story "The Moment")
Here's my 1 Sentence (Line): Janice looked out her window.

Now it's your turn...the first person to comment on this blog posts the next line, then the person after that posts the next line to the person above them and so on and so forth (so the first person to comment adds a line to my line, then the person after the first comment adds a line to that one, then the next person to the second...that's how). Only ONE sentence (line). By the way...the story does NOT necessarily have to make perfect sense or be limited to one genre. This is purely for fun!
Have A Funny Friday!




Comments

Lissaloo said…
The snow had been falling steadily for over 3 hours.


(What a fun idea :)
Marsha Sigman said…
She watched as the snow flakes drifted down, settling on the frozen statues that littered the front yard.
Marsha Sigman said…
Ok so what happens when we post at the same time? And how wierd that we both thought snow? Although...now that I read it, it doesn't sound bad in that order.
Bethany said…
Lisaloo's will come first and yours second since they make sense. If others post at the same time and it doesn't make sense, we'll just fix the order so they do. :-) It doesn't have to make complete sense...remember, this is just for fun and games! :-)

Thank you and Lisa and Marsha for posting...call out other people to post, too...so far all we have is Janice looking at snow! Nothing else is happening!

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