Around $24.00. Yes. I wouldn’t change a thing. I ordered hazel nut breaded halibut and with it green beans with seasoned red potatoes. Everything was cooked to perfection and tasted wonderful.
Scour the news for an entirely uninteresting story. Consider how it connects to your life. Write about that.
An uninteresting story would cause me to stop reading it and scroll to the next. Therefore, how can I write about its possible connection to my life?
Things can only give happiness temporarily. True happiness comes from Jesus. He gives me happiness everyday. Those 30 things? They are just things. When I am writing, I am happy because I enjoy creating stories, and Jesus is with me when I write them.
Describe one habit that brings you joy.
Praying. Writing stories and creating them.
What are you curious about?
God, heaven, and life
Write about a random act of kindness you’ve done for someone.
I had received a gift card for Subway from a a Christmas party at work one year. After using part of it, I sat down at one of the tables to eat. There was an elderly homeless man in the booth in front of me. He asked the lady behind the counter if he could have more mayonnaise. She told him no. Just flat out no. He went back to his booth and finished his sandwich, then he rose to leave. Before he walked out the door with all of his things, I gave him my gift card. There was enough remaining on it for a full foot long meal.
I don’t understand why they couldn’t have given him more mayonnaise. It costs nothing.
There are times in our writing a story when we want to use another word for walk, especially if we want to depict a certain way the character is walking. If the character is angry, we don’t want them to walk away. Instead we might want them to walk away angry, but what words can we use to depict the action and at the same time convey the emotion the character is feeling. Simple, don’t use the word ‘walk’. Use something else. You will find a list of other words for walk along with the emotions they represent.
Angrily
stomp
tramp
careen
stalk
flounder
skulk
Relaxed/Sadness
stroll
saunter
amble
wander
meander
ramble
traipse
dally
Excited
skip
prance
with quick steps
trot
hasten
Confidence
parade
sashay
swank
flounce
stride
stalk
Very carefully…
WRITE TIME AND AGAIN 