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@jk6276

We have an unusual event this week! A newer freewrite got nominated by 4 different people for THREE of his freewrites! We often have people who's posts get nominated more than once, but this was a stand out week for this new writer! Go give him some comments, upvotes and encouragement!

John's truthful #freewrite on today's prompt, brought to my attention, the vunerability of the block chain after last night's technical difficulties. I was panicking about getting my last selfie story posted before the 10am deadline. I don't understand all what witnesses do, but I'm sure glad they worked that problem out in a timely manner. ~ @wonderwop

...he delivered it well by telling us the life of the sea gulls in relation to been thrown a chip, I can picture it myself while reading the fun in doing this, though I've never seen or encounter one before. ~ @botefarm

This story by @jk6276 is GREAT. The mysterious piano: a fantastic, fun, super short story that manages to be amazing in few words. I absolutely loved this one! I had just been kind of getting bored of reading, I was really tired and thought I'd just read ONE MORE. I clicked this link and was immediately drawn in and actually found myself wishing that it was a longer story! ~ @eroticabian

@tristancarax

Great story by @tristancarax that is continuing. The characters and the impending friction between the dad and the mom… I can’t wait to see how these characters continue to develop! He manages to bring these characters to life with a depth that isn't often seen in a short story like this. I feel like I know these people, that maybe I've sat and talked with them before and wondered about their life, and here they are being brought to life in a story. ~ @eroticabian

@papacrusher

I would also like to nominate @papacrusher's "State of Decay" for the prompt: state. Not because this is his first freewrite, but because of the freewrite itself. The story had all of my senses working overtime which made me feel like I was right there, in the swamp he wrote about. I didn't want the story to end. ~ @whatisnew

@milrosas

Ella es un usuario nuevo en steemit y tiene mucho talento para escribir prosa y poesía. El tema "adornado" lo trabajó muy bien con una descripción poética muy buena. También debo acotar que su escrito lo ha publicado en dos idiomas, tanto en español como en inglés por lo que su lectura en este proyecto será muy fácil. Espero que puedan visitar su blog y notar así su talento. Acá les dejo el link de su escrito: ~ @latino.romano
Google translate:
She is a new user in steemit and has a lot of talent to write prose and poetry. The theme "adorned" worked very well with a very good poetic description. I must also mention that your writing has been published in two languages, both in Spanish and in English, so your reading on this project will be very easy. I hope you can visit his blog and notice his talent. Here I leave the link of your writing:

@michellpiala

She is able to write out the life scenario in sweet short poem. Definitely thought-provoking and brilliant. At first, I thought she is writing about some machine or robot. Then I realise she relates it the human's life. Never see it coming. And I re-read the poem 2 more times. Have a read and delve into the her world (or thoughts) :) ~ @iamjadeline

@aislingcronin

This amazing freewrite tells the story of a relationship that ends in a breakup in this scene at the airport. Short and powerful.

@mariannewest

Through this post author talked about situation of emergency and irony of human nature and fate.
At the same point we devastate nature's beauty in rivers, oceans and kill the fishes by one mean or other. We destroy their families and then we are thinking of removing plastics and other stuffs! Could this bring their happiness again.
That's a very deep! Apart from this, there is an another example.
In which children run towards ice cream shops after school's final bell last. Meanwhile author point towards their guardian for taking care of their child's health.
Irony of fate come again as diabetic person can't enjoy delicious food stuffs!
Oh! I really enjoyed it!! ~ @saun

I can't go past @mariannewest's post state of emergency ( link ) It spells out pretty clearly how many of us feel about the world. The environmental issues we are passing on to our kids - along with the health concerns in many countries are major issues and highlighted well in this post. ~ @jk6276

@kaerpediem

I would like to nominate @kaerpediem's "State Your Need." Who doesn't want a "do-over?" This story gives a mother a second chance and I didn't expect the story to end the way it did. What a creative way to use the prompt: state. ~ @whatisnew

@honeydue

This post is interesting because remembering the description of the inner feelings of the characters make us as readers get carried away in the story delivered.
Remembering the dead and making us miss the time of life together knitting beautiful memories. want to always coexist as the time is still alive, because during life gives peace and always calm atmosphere when overwhelmed mood and all can be more calm. Memories become unraveled again upon hearing the grand piano at the funeral. ~ @rokhani

@brisby

OMG! I must nominate @brisby's freewrite "Chocolate Chip Cookies" using the prompt: chips. I love her sense of humor and this story still has me laughing. If you want a good laugh and a great recipe, go check it out...you will be glad you did. LOL! ~ @whatisnew

@byn

She usually writes a lot of good fiction that I'm sorry I don't have the time to read, but for once my broken radar caught this freewrite done for the last entry of the Selfie Contest.
I really like to read something "spicy" sometimes, and there are many ingredients for an intriguing story: gambling, sex, cunning and deception, irony...it was funny to read! ~ @marcoriccardi

@wandrnrose7

Life is full of challenges, and we get caught up in it. There are times we sink and drown in the emotions that rage within. What happens if and when we come out on the other side of the chaos? Read @wandrnrose7's The Truth About Things for her journey. It's raw and she shares her journey through pain and where she is at right now. ~ @kaerpediem

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And don't forget to watch for the chance to win SBI for nominating your favorite freewrites each week! The post goes up on Tuesdays!