Today bring another of Cid‘s graphic prompts and it’s my favourite so far:
For instructions on how to play see the instructions page.
Thanks Cid!
Today bring another of Cid‘s graphic prompts and it’s my favourite so far:
For instructions on how to play see the instructions page.
Thanks Cid!
It’s that time of year again.
I spent the evening watching my kindergartener receive a certificate and getting ready to move into First Grade. He’s already been at the same school for three years, and is moving on to…the same school, but next time in 1st Grade.
Still, it was an ending, a moment of transition, a biggish deal (mainly because the grown-ups made it that way).
So today’s prompt is:
Go!
Today’s prompt is a little word-association-y prompt. I have a great guest post coming up for you on The Myth of the Solitary Writer.
The author, Kirsten Simmons, suggested today’s prompt. What can you do with:
Go!
I was talking to a neighboor who had just had her first baby.
(He was super-cute, by the way. Lots of hair.)
Anyhoo, it struck me, as we chatted, how completely huge this moment was for her. My kids seemed positively ancient y comparison (8 & 6) and I realized motherhood had sort of crept up on me. It was only as I heard hearing my friend say “we’re getting the hang of things” that I could look back and appreciate how completely my life changed the moment I carried that first baby through the front door.
There are so many moments in so many lives — Tiny things, big things, things missed — that change a life completely. The protagonist doesn’t always appreciate the significance of the pivotal moment at the time. But short stories can highlight them beautifully.
Go!