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prompt #9

several weeks ago, you brought home a herb starter kit. a way to be healthier. some crap like that. now the first seedlings are making their way through the soil. basil, mint, parsley .... you check the packet once, twice. 

it’s definitely not cilantro.

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prompt #8

midday, clear skies. when the power dies, you can think of no immediately obvious reason. you paid the power bill - didn’t you?  perhaps you should investigate.

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writing challenge #3

write a full length short story taking place in a single room. 

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(ooc post #1)

sorry about the neglect to such a new blog! i experienced a family emergency and have rapidly ascended to rank of family bully and bedside nurse. i’ll be churning out some prompts today, and try and get a queue up for the rest of the week. thank you for your patience and support. you are beautiful and worth so much, never forget that. 

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prompt #7

for the last week or so, exactly at 3am, you can hear a tap tap against the wall from the apartment next door. the issue is, the apartment has been empty for a month and a half. one night, 3am comes and goes. no tap. 

concerned for something, you roll out of bed, deciding to check on your ghostly neighbor.

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otp prompt #2

person a is prone to afternoon walks in the woods, disappearing for hours at a time. what could possibly be so interesting out there? one day, person b decides to follow them in secret.

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prompt #6

dinner at allison broderick’s has never exactly been traditional.

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prompt #5

its the lights out here that you can never get used to. at home, you have control. at home, you can shut everything down and find a blip of silence, a blip of true darkness, in the isolation of your bedroom.  here, the lights never stop.

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writing challenge #2

write a scene a minimum of 500 words long without using any color descriptors.