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We saw no reason why he poured that stuff in the tank, but it seemed to work.
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“Quick. Tell me two good reasons why we should be together!”
“Uhhh, two?” -
The 80’s came and went, but left this guy on our doorstep.
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“Right about now would be a good time to buck up and tell the truth.”
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We were ju-u-uust about there…
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“You really don’t see the problem here?”
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“Let’s get a little less selfish here.”
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In this case, patience would not be the solution.
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“Your behavior was more than a little provocative.”
“You’re blaming me instead of the guy with the gun?” -
“You’re going to need someone to help you navigate these waters.”
I smirked. “And I assume that someone is you.”
Where do these ideas come from?
Some of my sources…
- Listening to [eavesdropping] on others’ conversation.
- Reading novels.
- Reading the newspapers.
- Listening to TV dialogue.
- Looking through lists of nouns and verbs.
For more ideas how these warmups might help…How to use writing prompts by Emily Wenstrom.