Branching out with my writing
Four key points from Diana’s citiesatdawn.com post.
1. “Just send me the names and I’ll take it from there.”
2. “Uh, forgiveness is a two-way street.”
3. “What do you mean, what I did?”
4. “We’re not out of the woods yet.”
“That’s what I was afraid of.”
5. “Okay, here’s the deal. When you say the words, ‘banana split’, I’ll know you’re in trouble.”
“Food? Does it really have to do with food?”
1. “I found out who your father is…”
2. Dirty looks was her specialty…
3. “Just make up with your mother and all will be fine.”
4. There is no earthly way she should have known that…
5. “How’s he doing?”
“How do you think after what you said to him?”
Here is one possible solution:
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Oh, sure, you might actually be serious about writing. In that case, here are a few ideas:
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I generally resort to turning on the oven. Matter of fact, I’m overdue for another version of my olive oil dough tear-and-shares.
My process:
For lots more tear-and-share ideas:
Word Inventions