July 6, 2015

Summer Writing Challenge: Day Five

By ritalovestowrite

Beautiful tropical beach with the word summer written on the sanSorry to be so late in posting today’s prompt, I was a very busy little beaver…

As for today’s prompt… how about…

SLACKER

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Freelance writer, graphic designer, musician, foodie and Jane Austen enthusiast in Northern Baltimore County, Maryland. As a writer I enjoy both fiction and non fiction (food, travel and local interest stories.) As an advocate for the ARTS, one of my biggest passions is helping young people find a voice in all the performing arts. To that end it has been my honor to give one-on-one lessons to elementary, middle and high school students in graphic design and music. And as JANE-O I currently serve as the regional coordinator for JASNA Maryland and am working on a Regency/Federal cooking project. View all posts by ritalovestowrite
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5 responses to “Summer Writing Challenge: Day Five”

  • Wordsmith Lynn's avatar Lynn Reynolds
    July 6th, 2015 at 2:08 am

    I will say that I have not been a creative slacker, but I have not exactly been following the prompts either. I did sign up for “Camp Nanowrimo” and I’ve been making a serious effort to write every day. BUT this comment is the first time I’ve found a way to use your word of the day in my writing 🙂

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  • ritalovestowrite's avatar ritalovestowrite
    July 6th, 2015 at 2:15 am

    What, pray tell is Camp Nanowrimo?

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    • Wordsmith Lynn's avatar Lynn Reynolds
      July 6th, 2015 at 2:20 am

      It’s like NaNoWriMo, if you’ve heard of that – but it’s in July, so it’s more laid-back and whatever-y. NaNoWriMo in November sets an insane goal (especially with Thanksgiving sitting there near the end of the month) of writing a 50,000 first draft of a novel. Camp NaNoWriMo lets you set a word count goal as low as 10,000 and work on whatever you want – essays, blogs, novel, short story, etc. So I’m giving it a whirl.

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