This month we started with a word challenge, looking at words that began with “DW” and PY”. The dictionary has very few words that begin with DW or their derivatives. For example, Dwell and Dwelling. With PY, there are words like Pyramids and Pyrotechnics.
It is interesting how often there are coincidences in our writing. This month two of our group shared a story that included mentioning ghosts and spirits that could not rest. Our creative writing is developing, with one story ending with the thought that it was up to the reader to decide how the story ended – how the spirits were put to rest. We also had one about a sad old lady who wanted the world to stay unchanged, back in the horse and carriage days, but did want the pain she was experiencing to stop – so one sort of change was acceptable. And one story included all three of the prompts provided.
Our topics for 11 November are a choice between:
And remember, we are now starting our session at 2:30 pm.
Joy Shirley
It is interesting how often there are coincidences in our writing. This month two of our group shared a story that included mentioning ghosts and spirits that could not rest. Our creative writing is developing, with one story ending with the thought that it was up to the reader to decide how the story ended – how the spirits were put to rest. We also had one about a sad old lady who wanted the world to stay unchanged, back in the horse and carriage days, but did want the pain she was experiencing to stop – so one sort of change was acceptable. And one story included all three of the prompts provided.
Our topics for 11 November are a choice between:
- Helena reined her horse back to a walk. She needed time to think.
- Two years ago, I swore I’d never come back here again.
- I refused to let them see me cry.
And remember, we are now starting our session at 2:30 pm.
Joy Shirley
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