The Thursday Doors Writing Challenge (TDWC). Yeah, okay. I think I did mention it. Once or twice. Yeah, maybe. But you might have missed those posts. Yes, yes, I mentioned it more than once or twice. Still, it is conceivable that you missed them all. …
The Thursday Doors Writing Challenge (TDWC). Yeah, okay. I think I did mention it. Once or twice. Yeah, maybe. But you might have missed those posts. Yes, yes, I mentioned it more than once or twice. Still, it is conceivable that you missed them all.
TDWC started today. Thirty-four minutes before this post went live. It runs for a month and a day. That's because June 1st is a Saturday, which is the day the Thursday Doors challenge ends each week.
I won't mention this again. Okay, yes, I probably will, but that's because people will be writing. I'll bet people are writing right now. In fact, I'm writing right now. I had hoped to have something written for today, but you know how I like to adhere to the spirit of One-Liner Wednesday.
Thursday Doors Writing Challenge—pick a picture, write a masterpiece—story, poem, song, novel, instruction manual, play, screenplay, love letter, etc.
One-Liner Wednesday by Linda G. Hill
Sand cherries and lilacs
So many shades of spring
The branches will be hidden soon
He found the container
Love those ears
Baby bunny
One our bunnies
The park is getting pretty
The dogwood is starting to bloom
Sure signs of spring
The bees love these blossoms
"All about that base"
Do you see Smokey?
Shining brightly
The oldest lilac in our yard (NOT Beauty of Moscow)
If you like character driven stories with strong female characters, magical realism, action, suspense, mystery, a bit of family sarcasm, and a slight religious undertone, you will enjoy these books:
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