“It has come to my attention that there was a bit of a miscommunication.
So, let’s have a show of hands shall we?
How many of you kids, yes, Clark, even you sitting in the back of the room and staring out the window (as if you weren’t taking it all in), were not aware of how the cue is delivered for Six Sentence Stories?
Anyone, can anyone tell me how this works?
Yes Josie, you’re right, in order that there is sufficient time to write up a true work of literary genius, the cue is provided every Sunday for the following Thursday!
We do this because we wouldn’t want anyone to be stressed.”
It seems I’ve developed a terrible allergy to apostrophes when using my phone to respond. As you can see I am now suffering just for you… no DON’T thank me… it’s alright… really….heheheheheheheeeeeee
Aha! I was just in conversation with the “English Teacher” last night about this very thing 😀
Being a good teacher and all, the rules were made clear to me. I can now proceed to take my seat in the front of the class…providing there’s still time? 😀
This made me laugh! When I was doing 6SS on my blog it seemed that no matter how many times I noted that I posted the cue the weekend before, I would still get messages asking me what the cue was. I do have to admit though that I am often prone to procrastinating on actually writing my story until the deadline is looming, even if I have an idea in mind. It feels so good when I’m actually ready ahead of time, no pressure then… of course then I start doubting the value of what I wrote! 🙂
I like the idea of thinking of the prompt and preparing it for a Thursday post but that never works with me. I make a note of the prompt and then forget until the Thursday then panic at first the relax as it is only 6 sentences! Then post it on my Friday as it is still Thursday in the US.
Thats reassuring to think that you do it that way…. for some reason I dont see you as someone who would panic much… I feel like I am in good company knowing you do at least a bit!
Ok so I almost IM’d you asking whether it’s content as in peaceful or content like generating content but then I decided if it’s the latter that I wouldn’t play so I didn’t ask and LOL to Clark’s being mistaken for an English Teacher at any point in his life!
see? Old Egg’s with me on the mystery-of-the-disappearing-prompt!
probably just as well, ’cause once I hit Wednesday, then I go into my slow-motion panic over what possibly I might have for a story.
You don’t want anyone to be stressed — you do this six sentence stuff to keep them de-stressed. How distressing!
Blessings and Bear hugs, nonetheless.
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dont you mean DE-stressing?
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You’re a big girl. Handle it whichever way you want.
Just dont misspell “don’t.”
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It seems I’ve developed a terrible allergy to apostrophes when using my phone to respond. As you can see I am now suffering just for you… no DON’T thank me… it’s alright… really….heheheheheheheeeeeee
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You put the prompt to a good use by putting through your message! It does give ample time until the link opens on Thursday. 🙂
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Im just poking fun anyway! Im glad it works for you!
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Great post, Ivy–and here’s mine (yes, I just moved a short ways down the block!):
https://validasvagaries.wordpress.com/2015/09/03/content-content/
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gotcha Val!
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🙂
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Aha! I was just in conversation with the “English Teacher” last night about this very thing 😀
Being a good teacher and all, the rules were made clear to me. I can now proceed to take my seat in the front of the class…providing there’s still time? 😀
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There is plenty of time! Im so glad the English Teacher has a sense of humor….
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lol
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just lucky you let me make fun… thanks…
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Hey, I turned him into a cold-blooded murderer, so this is nothing!
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good point! Im still on his good side! Although if he were a rogerian murderer THAT would have probably been the cuttoff for you!
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Very clever!
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well, ty…:)
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Really, Clark?
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I just like to tease him… he is such a good sport about it… but yup… really….
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The rules were quite clear and this is a splendid post.
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Its one of my weaker ones Im afraid… but it was fun to poke fun at Mr. Farley…
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This one really inspired me this week. http://lauraalord.com/2015/09/03/under-my-nails/ Can’t wait to read everyone else’s!
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Yours was outstanding as always , Laura!
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This made me laugh! When I was doing 6SS on my blog it seemed that no matter how many times I noted that I posted the cue the weekend before, I would still get messages asking me what the cue was. I do have to admit though that I am often prone to procrastinating on actually writing my story until the deadline is looming, even if I have an idea in mind. It feels so good when I’m actually ready ahead of time, no pressure then… of course then I start doubting the value of what I wrote! 🙂
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hahahahaa… I dont mind either…. and yup I write em on the spur of the moment and often (as is this week) you can tell!
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Great way to explain the rules, and it only took six sentences! 🙂
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hahahahahaaaa!
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Genius, Ivy.. I will definitely remember the rules now 🙂
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No problem… I promise not to pick on anyone but Clark… lucky him! Im so glad youve decided to join!
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I like the idea of thinking of the prompt and preparing it for a Thursday post but that never works with me. I make a note of the prompt and then forget until the Thursday then panic at first the relax as it is only 6 sentences! Then post it on my Friday as it is still Thursday in the US.
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Thats reassuring to think that you do it that way…. for some reason I dont see you as someone who would panic much… I feel like I am in good company knowing you do at least a bit!
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Ok so I almost IM’d you asking whether it’s content as in peaceful or content like generating content but then I decided if it’s the latter that I wouldn’t play so I didn’t ask and LOL to Clark’s being mistaken for an English Teacher at any point in his life!
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The words are always working more than one way so its all up to you! Clark coined that moniker all on his own.
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see? Old Egg’s with me on the mystery-of-the-disappearing-prompt!
probably just as well, ’cause once I hit Wednesday, then I go into my slow-motion panic over what possibly I might have for a story.
fun
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I am never ready before Thursday … actually about fifteen minutes before I post.
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Apologies for being late, my gran had an accident and a hip fracture. Will link up shortly, though!
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Omg Michelle! Hope shes okay!
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Future mobility in question, but the old gal remains upbeat.
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Clever!
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🙂
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A very creative use of your prompt post and your own post to the prompt. One and the same. 🙂
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…the proverbial two birds, one stone…. 🙂
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