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Try a Story Idea Prompt
So if you are stuck for ideas, here are some prompts:
* What was your favorite childhood pet?
* Where was your most memorable vacation?
* What topic most inspired you in grade school?
* Where is a place in the world you'd like to visit?
* What is the most adventurous thing you have done?
* Who was an influential authority in your subject discipline?
* Or just describe a collection of things such as
o Five attributes of a great writer
o The top technology gadgets of the future
o Most important discoveries in your field
o Favorite cars, vegetables, flowers, tools
o Collection of things that don't belong
Why is it I have such a hard time writing down stories?
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...Amazon’s “See a Kindle in Your City” promotion. Her Kindle was in her purse; she’d crocheted a cover for it out of green yarn. In the past, she said, she’d taken books out of the library, but some of them smelled of smoke—a Kindle book is a smoke-free environment. I thanked her and bought some digestive biscuits and a teapot, and then I went next door to Sherman’s Books and Stationery. I asked Josh Christie, who worked there, to recommend a truly gut-churningly suspenseful novel. I was going to do a comparison between the paperback and the Kindle 2 version. Christie suggested “The Bourne Identity” and a book by Michael Connelly, “The Lincoln Lawyer”—one of his colleagues at the shop swore by it. I bought them both.
Outside, I sat on a bench near L. L. Bean, eating an ice cream, and tried to order “The Bourne Identity” wirelessly from the Kindle Store. But no—there is no Kindle version of “The Bourne Identity.” What?
Morning Edition, April 15, 2009 · A federal proposal to restrict a plastic additive called bisphenol A (BPA) is focusing attention on a guiding concept known as the "precautionary principle."
The proposal would ban BPA from food and beverage containers. Proponents say the precautionary principle requires such a ban because high doses of BPA can cause reproductive abnormalities and cancer in animals.
But whether you agree with that stance depends on how you define the precautionary principle. It's not written into federal law, and it turns out that people have widely differing views on what it is, and how it should be applied.
Miss Susan has been using this song for years and it works! For a healthier world, teach it to your kids, your grandchildren, your friends children. Cough Cough Sneeze Sneeze Cover your mouth Please Please Let's be careful How we cough Let's be careful How we sneeze Catch those germs Right i-in your sleeve Ah Ah Ah Choo! Credits: Susan Plimpton - Writer Songsinger Fr. Richard Tardiff - Guitar Filmed on location at the Southwest Harbor Public Library http://www.swhplibrary.org/ http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/
Miss Susan has been using this song for years and it works! For a healthier world, teach it to your kids, your grandchildren, your friends children. Cough Cough Sneeze Sneeze Cover your mouth Please Please Let's be careful How we cough Let's be careful How we sneeze Catch those germs Right i-in your sleeve Ah Ah Ah Choo! Credits: Susan Plimpton - Writer Songsinger Fr. Richard Tardiff - Guitar Filmed on location at the Southwest Harbor Public Library http://www.swhplibrary.org/ License: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Unported http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/
