Day 11 – March SOLSC
Decided to have a Six Word story Sunday. Of course I can’t just write one Six word story – that’s too hard! Here are the few stories that came to me on this lovely Sunday.
Feeling grateful for my many blessings.
Daughter’s playing softball, dream come true.
Lost an hour, gained more sunlight.
Warm sunny days, make me smile.
Productive Sunday: gym, food shopping, laundry.
Report cards done, time for fun.
Two meals made, yay for me.
Still have lesson plans to do.
What are your Six Word Stories?
I’m participating in the March Slice of Life Story Challenge! Thank you to the team of writers at Two Writing Teachers for this wonderful writing community. A place for us to grow together as writers.
Six words is never quite enough. 🙂
Amazed: six can say so much.
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End of basketball and softball starting into full swing (no pun intended).
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That last one is the story of a teacher’s life,…
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Love all your six word stories.
Mine for today: flu means down for the count
Still blogging though! So not totally down!
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Oh no feel better!
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Thank you!
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Yay for report cards being done! The style of this post has given me inspiration for a post in the future.
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I’m glad! That’s one thing I love most about this challenge – learning new ideas and styles from others!
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I like the idea of layering your 6 word stories. Thank you for sharing your day with us!
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Thank you. One 6 word story wasn’t enough 😀
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I enjoyed reading your six word stories! You’ve inspired me to think about my own six word stories and I envision a future post along those lines. Thank you for sharing!
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You’re welcome. I was inspired last year by someone’s 6 word stories
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I’m new to 6 word stories. Thanks for this idea. I will hold on to it and give it a try later this month. It’s really something how much you can say in six words!
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