@whatisnew Freewrite - Prompt: Pill Part 2
Part 1 Original Blog
Just for fun we are continuing the freewrite from where it left off;
Topping the hill Bubba see's the action below and takes off at a dead run drawing out his $9.99 Walmart survival knife as he passes Grandma's mailbox and then...
As the Sleigh begins to lift off of the ground Bubba hooks his knife and arm around the rear bumper and hangs on, meanwhile Grandma rolls up out of the snow bank with her double barrel shotgun and fires off two loads of rock salt at the hit-and-run driver disappearing into the night hitting Bubba in each cheek. And that boys and girls, is how Santa got the two bright red taillights to go with his red headlight. Returning to the North pole to repair any damages and reload gifts, Santa takes a hot chocolate break. After discovering the problem the head mechanic elf walks up with a frozen object and explains that it was attached to a frozen figure hanging off of the back of the sleigh. Well, that would explain the drag replies Santa after taking his anti-anxiety pill with a sip of cocoa. What should we do asked the elf? Looking at the object Santa says " I'm not sure, I've never had a Christmas Eve knife like this before."
Disclaimer: I often use the freewrite prompt to tell a story instead of doing a pure freewrite, so they sometimes take longer than 5 minutes and usually have some editing. But I try to do my story straight through at one sitting without any unnecessary breaks.
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Graphic by: Giphy.com
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I'm starting to feel better and I'll try to ease back into my normal routine, but now I'm way behind on Christmas preps so I have a lot of other stuff to catch up on also.
Prompt: pill
Set your timer for 5 minutes.
Start writing
Use the hashtag #freewrite
Publish your piece (include a link to this post if you wish)
Copy and paste your URL into the comment section of the prompt post.
Or, if you don't want to publish your freewrite, just copy and paste as a comment under the prompt post.
If you don't know what a freewrite is, here is a link to the introduction post.
Thank you @mariannewest