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Daily Archives: 12 Apr 2017
How to build a daily creative habit
100 Word Wednesday: Week 14
Source: 100 Word Wednesday: Week 14
One-Liner Wednesday – Colour My World
Almost finished April, and with time to admire it before May.
My colouring calendar.
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Creating Your Character – A Checklist
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re aware that characters are kind of big deals when it comes to fiction writing. They’re the heart of the story and the main reason our readers gift us with hours of their lives. Let’s face it: without characters, the reading experience wouldn’t really be electrifying. Like, at all. May as well hand them a book on mathematical physics, I say.
I mean, sure, some readers enjoy plot-driven stories, but almost every great story is about the people. Even a fantastic plot-driven book would feel empty without well-developed characters. Why? Because there’s nothing like connecting with a story on an emotional level. And having rich, layered characters in your book is the way you achieve that. How? By making them realistic. I know, I know. This goes without saying . . . but it’s best to add a reminder. Just in case.
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Daily Two-Word Prompt #25
“Castle Bridge”
Write a story or poem using the two-word prompt. Be creative and have fun writing!
Please link your response to this post or add your link to the comments below, so others can view.
:)Teresa
Challenge Question #11
“How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are?”
Please link this post to your question answer or add your link in the comments below for others to read/view.
I hope you enjoy my question challenge series, which I hope will inspire your writings. :)Teresa
50 Word Inspiration: Give Yourself Your Very Best!
“Respect yourself enough to know you deserve the very best.” -Unknown
Keep this in mind when it comes to you understanding how to treat yourself.
Today is a 50 word inspiration about you giving yourself your very best. Today’s goal is for you to understand that you are worthy and deserving of giving yourself everything you got when it comes to taking care of your well-being. I want you to take the 50 words below and apply them to your life.
Here is your 50 word inspiration about giving yourself your very best:
You deserve your very best always. Do not be afraid to give yourself a pat on the back, compliment, hug, treat, reward, or break when you feel it is deserved. You do not need anybody’s permission in order to treat yourself right. Do right by yourself and put yourself first.
To learn more about my 50 word…
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Color Your World – Razzmatazz
The Color your World challenge will run January through April, for 120 days, with a new Crayola color topic posting each day. Join in daily, or post at your leisure.
Enter your photos, drawings, quotes, poems, stories, anything, as long as it is inspired by the color of the day.
Since this is a daily challenge, I will not have time to compile a link list daily for participant entries, however, (1) tag your post #cyw or #coloryourworld so others can follow along in the reader, (2) share your link in the comment section of each color post and (3) sign up on the home page. When you fill out the form on the home page, a link to your blog will be added at the bottom of that post – that way other participants can find all your challenge posts.
View all challenge prompt posts here.
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Daily Picture Prompt 116
Write a poem or story using this picture. Link back to this post from your blog or leave in the comment section below.
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