Try entering these five words into your piece.

Swallow, pride, definite, anger, and danger.

For this next installment, use the words below to spice up your work!

Cat, flame, vehemently, gnashing, and tales.

Good luck!

For this week’s challenge use the following words:

escape, capture, mysterious, hole, upside down.

Good luck

For this weeks challenge, try and input the following words into your story or poem:

Paris, mayor, rodents, long, bully, turquoise.

Good luck!

It’s Federal Tax Day in the United States which means people are filing late or running from the law like Wesley Snipes.

Take a character in a current piece of work and see how the person reacts to the law.  Either have them taken into custody or find out they’re wanted by the authorities.  You’ll really find out a lot about your character in this stressful situation.

Good luck,
Amber

Use the following five words in your poem or novel:

bottle, soar, circuit, blade, and flu.

Good luck!

This month is Script Frenzy and National Poetry Month so I wasn’t sure what to do for today’s exercise.  Then I remembered… three months of the year are gone.  Back in January I asked you to come up with writing goals for 2011.  How are they coming along?  It’s not too late to get started on them.
~Amber

Try to add the words below into your poem or story:

grow, fur, shame, outside, and sky.

Good luck!

-Huushi

Happy Monday!

It’s now officially spring so the days are getting longer.  Let’s say goodbye to winter with a drabble.  What’s a drabble?  A drabble is a short story told in exactly 100 words.  That’s right.  100 words for a beginning, middle and end.

Good luck!
~Amber

I was asked by Rhonda to come with a theme. I wanted to have a few posts under my belt, before I chose. Having been thinking on it for awhile, I’ve decided to chose a theme on words.

Today’s exercise, let’s try and see how we can fit in the words listed below into our story or poem.

Jade, empower, tool, wire, and pupil.

Good luck!

Huushi