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141. 24 Apr 2009 18:05 | ||
I really liked the white toad lily ! |
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142. 24 Apr 2009 22:06 | ||
They're very pretty. |
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143. 24 Apr 2009 23:05 | ||
Here is my go at it |
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144. 25 Apr 2009 15:27 | ||
LaDonna. I HATE petry. But I LOVE this! |
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145. 25 Apr 2009 15:28 | ||
I believe the phrase you're looking for is Iambic Pentameter. I'm not sure if LaDonna's was in it but it was lovely all the same. |
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146. 2 Oct 2009 02:35 | ||
I just wanted to bring this original idea of Ron's to the forefront again, so everyone who has joined in on Thinkwrite recently can see what Ron originally intended for this "experiment in flash fiction". I know that things can evolve and change but if we read his first comment in the thread, he had only ONE rule...that an EXACT word count be used. It makes the challenge greater, because it requires extreme editing. I think this is what Midnightpoet was trying to get across with that comment of hers last week. I haven't been feeling creative enough to write lately, but have been reading all of the submissions. I enjoy this thread even more than the art gallery. I am so impressed by all of the creative talent out there. So carry on however you see fit, but just know that Ron, the genious who thought this all up, was hoping we'd stick to an exact word count. Thanks. |
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147. 2 Oct 2009 03:17 | ||
Thanks, robin. |
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148. 2 Oct 2009 06:44 | ||
Robin: Isn't it rather odd, the mastermind behind the whole ThinkWrite genre was talking about a 500 word count. Now I don't feel bad having thought it could be stretched a bit. Thanks for bringing back Ron's original. When I have time I want to digest that whole thread. Now on to Giraffe's list... |
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149. 2 Oct 2009 09:40 | ||
Doug, it's true Ron started with a higher word count, but over time, he grew fonder of the shorter list. I don't think the length is too important, but the shorter it is, the greater the challenge. I think his point, though, was the editing. It is really kind of fun to edit the heck out of your work to get that exact word count. |
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150. 15 May 2010 22:02 | ||
so this is where thinkwrite began... just pulling it up to be seen |
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151. 15 May 2010 22:24 | ||
mm hmm... well the subject of editing, word count, exactitude, and rules for rules' sake has come 'round yet again, so, besides just enjoying the read-through of these early gems, I'll leave a couple quick observations on the altar -- |
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152. 15 May 2010 22:55 | ||
Doug and Robin... Really? |
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153. 15 May 2010 23:00 | ||
And Robin - I just did it myself. I perused. I didn't read. You had my back there and I threw you right under the bus. |
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154. 15 May 2010 23:03 | ||
And a note of thought to KMKagle. It never occurred to me before tonight that she was, in fact, the very first person to ever post a story to ThinkWrite. |
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155. 18 May 2010 10:39 | ||
Ron: You really are a ghost from the past. Making lovey-dovey comments to mean-old-Doug from the first ThinkWrite. I love you too. Now get back to the present. Maybe you could join the rest of us "in the future" back at the current ThinkWrite. I could deliver that gold watch to KMKagle for about another 4 days for you then I'm out of here. (Yes we are neighbors and she introduced me to all this insanity (and fun) way back when. Cheers! |
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156. 19 May 2010 17:22 | ||
Screw the word count. It has nothing to do with anything. |
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157. 19 May 2010 18:24 | ||
He shoved his........ in my.......... and showed me what love is. No understanding of womanhood at all. Pig! Maybe that's why he transgendered last year. It's a reality I can't understand - much less his parents or his kids. They used to call him "Mom", but now we are the 2 dads. "Mommy is a man now." |
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158. 19 May 2010 19:47 | ||
But your true selves are exposed. |
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159. 19 May 2010 20:03 | ||
Giraffe. |
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160. 19 May 2010 20:05 | ||
"Metamprphpsis" |