Write something. Everyday. Make arrangement to think of
anything and place it on this computer. You have a special gift and you have
seen you future. You will see people reading your works and commenting on them.
It could start as something simple. Just read daily and write daily. Become a
magical force. Become a strategist. Well, let’s begin with the Dictionary word
of the day. May be that will jog up something.
Word of the Day:
Flit- to move lightly and swiftly; flutter
Verb
1. To
move lightly and swiftly; fly, dart, or skim along
2. To
flutter, as a bird
3. To
pass quickly, as time: hours flitting by
4. Chiefly
Scot. And North England. A. to depart or die. B. to change one’s residence
The elderly woman made amends to her granddaughter for her
neglectful behavior all those years ago.”The only way you can truly make it up
to me is by watching my lovely Patricia.” She demanded. The elderly woman named
Mary agreed to take in her lovely great granddaughter Patricia. To many outside
of this coterie of delicate females Patricia was known to be a bit of trouble
and loved to play. Because she was the only child she also adored the center of
attention. As lovely Patricia was stood in front of Mary she studied all the
wrinkles on her face. She moved withershins around the 84 year old woman and
grew more of a devilish grin. Suddenly, she jumped into the air and her small 5
year old hand struck the face of a woman that knew well more than she did.
“TAG! YOU’RE IT!” lovely Patricia said as she landed and began to flit about
the room waiting for poor old Mary to chase her. Mary touched her face and
realized that she had become a pawn to some sad, sick joke of caring for this
raging hellion.
WOW! That was pretty easy! I also used withershins from two
days ago and coterie. I am building my vocabulary and with that I think I can
rebuild my English writing skills. This is going to be fun! Now, off to drink
my coffee and take in some TV before the baby wakes.
