I get it! The Round Robin is too much work. You want to be entertained, not to entertain me. Well, the pigeon has feelings too. I'm going to sulk in a corner and make faces at all the passers-by.
Really, though: if it works, it works. If it doesn't, I move on. Sometimes it takes awhile for things to catch on, and sometimes they never catch on at all.
Now, how about writing a six word story instead? Come on. Entertain me. Six little words. Six big words. A pleasant mixture of both little and big words. Follow Fishsuit's link for some examples, then add your own in my comments section. I shall reuse my own contribution just to kick-start the fun.
Alkelda's 6 word story:
Where does this go? Uh-oh.
I came, I saw, I caffeinated.
ReplyDeleteone day, i made some tea.
ReplyDeletei'm sorry for being late on my round-robin contribution - it's been heck around here.
ReplyDeleteThe laundry just kept piling up.
ReplyDeleteShould I go in? Ah-choo!
ReplyDelete(is ah-choo one word or two?)
"I ate raisins?"
ReplyDelete"Nope. Bugs."
"Squishy!"
Arg...thick...poop...hurts...ung...corn. ;)
ReplyDeleteSteve~
"what's *that*?"
ReplyDelete"i made it."
"sorry."
That's not my belly button.
ReplyDeleteOh, sorry.
The alien princess zapped gross posters.
ReplyDelete"What? I missed my show? NO!"
ReplyDeleteYou should do this every week.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for playing! I enjoyed reading your six word stories, especially since they fitted so well to my short attention span. Lady K is right-- I should do this on a regular basis. I'll give Fishsuit proper credit, though.
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