The exercise:
The week of -ists concludes with a request to write about: the numerologist.
Tuesday September 25th, 2018
The exercise:
Write two haiku (or not, if you're going to try to tie this week's prompts into a story) about: the chemist.
Write two haiku (or not, if you're going to try to tie this week's prompts into a story) about: the chemist.
Monday September 24th, 2018
The exercise:
Write about: the machinist.
Not sure how tie it all together-able this week will be. But we shall see.
Write about: the machinist.
Not sure how tie it all together-able this week will be. But we shall see.
Sunday September 23rd, 2018
The exercise:
Write about something that is: coming soon.
In my case, consider this a heads up that a theme week begins Monday.
Write about something that is: coming soon.
In my case, consider this a heads up that a theme week begins Monday.
Friday September 14th, 2018
The exercise:
Write four lines of prose about: turbulence.
Had a bit of a bouncy flight to Calgary. The return was much smoother, despite dire warnings on the ground from the pilot about weather conditions in Calgary and a jet stream that had caused some bumpy flights already that day.
Write four lines of prose about: turbulence.
Had a bit of a bouncy flight to Calgary. The return was much smoother, despite dire warnings on the ground from the pilot about weather conditions in Calgary and a jet stream that had caused some bumpy flights already that day.
Wednesday September 12th, 2018
The exercise:
Write about something that is: too fancy.
That was the general consensus on our rental minivan in Calgary. Keyless ignition (which was quite nice once I had it figured out, but I would've gotten us out of the airport much quicker if I'd simply had a dang key), automatic shutoff at red lights, automatic sliding doors, a knob on the dash for gear changes instead of a stick (that took a while to get used to), a monitor on the dash that showed what was going on behind me whenever I was in reverse (I still prefer actually turning my head and seeing for myself, though it was nice to see how close I was getting to other vehicles getting out of parking spots), and on and on.
It was kinda nice to drive home from the Penticton airport in our regular, boring old minivan. Though Max has decided he prefers the 'Calgary van'.
Write about something that is: too fancy.
That was the general consensus on our rental minivan in Calgary. Keyless ignition (which was quite nice once I had it figured out, but I would've gotten us out of the airport much quicker if I'd simply had a dang key), automatic shutoff at red lights, automatic sliding doors, a knob on the dash for gear changes instead of a stick (that took a while to get used to), a monitor on the dash that showed what was going on behind me whenever I was in reverse (I still prefer actually turning my head and seeing for myself, though it was nice to see how close I was getting to other vehicles getting out of parking spots), and on and on.
It was kinda nice to drive home from the Penticton airport in our regular, boring old minivan. Though Max has decided he prefers the 'Calgary van'.
Friday September 7th, 2018
The exercise:
Write four lines of prose about: connecting the dots.
We're flying off to Calgary to visit my sister Sue, brother-in-law Jake, and friends until Monday. See you when we get back!
Write four lines of prose about: connecting the dots.
We're flying off to Calgary to visit my sister Sue, brother-in-law Jake, and friends until Monday. See you when we get back!
Wednesday September 5th, 2018
The exercise:
Write about: the learning plan.
Back to home schooling time for Max, officially. I think grade one is going to be a pretty fun year for him.
Write about: the learning plan.
Back to home schooling time for Max, officially. I think grade one is going to be a pretty fun year for him.
Saturday September 1st, 2018
The exercise:
Write a four line poem that has something to do with being: misinformed.
Write a four line poem that has something to do with being: misinformed.
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