As I suspected, I didn’t make much progress on my #writemotivation goals last week because of my trip to DC. I did manage two blog posts, which was a nice improvement; but no progress on the WIP, which is a bummer. The good news is I had a fabulous time on the trip with my siblings, the DC Shorts Film Festival was a wonderful experience, and we had a great reception to our film at its screening (I’ll be posting pictures and more details about that at the High Heels & Hoodoo blog later this week).
Since I wasn’t sure what my internet access was going to be while I was gone, I scheduled all the 15 Minute Tweet Tales words and my tales for last week in advance. I was a little nervous about it, but the scheduler worked, and the rest of the #15tt crew carried on without me, creating some fantastic tales. Even though mine were technically all written in one night, here they are for the week:
9/5 – How was she going to explain the grass stains from the
links to her mom? As his lips touched hers under the stars, she didn't care.
9/6 – Annie was bursting with patriotic pride when she joined the CIA, but the drudgery of questionable assignments has
case-hardened her.
9/7 – A mermaid explores the
flotsam of a naval battle. A sailor calls for help. Instantly smitten, she drags him down in a watery embrace.

9/8 – When she asks what he wants to eat, he always says: I don't care. She soon realizes it's tantamount to saying: I don't care about you.
9/9 – Frank was
obtuse about most things, but he knew when a woman liked him; so he'd keep her chained in the basement 'til she admitted it.
9/10 – Bob the bluebird did not let his severe
alopecia stop him from happily singing, though the other birds tittered at his naked wings.
9/11 – Kim's crush got on the elevator, 5 seconds later it got stuck. She sang a mental
paean to the goddess of love for her perfect timing.
How did you do with your #writemotivation goals this week? Play along and write tweet tales for the above words. If you’re willing to share, post them on twitter with the hashtag #15tt or add them below in the comments because I’d love to read them. Any thoughts about this week's tweet tales?
Photo credit to Hugh Lee and licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
As I suspected, I didn’t make much progress on my #writemotivation goals last week because of my trip to DC. I did manage two blog posts, which was a nice improvement; but no progress on the WIP, which is a bummer. The good news is I had a fabulous time on the trip with my siblings, the DC Shorts Film Festival was a wonderful experience, and we had a great reception to our film at its screening (I’ll be posting pictures and more details about that at the High Heels & Hoodoo blog later this week).
Since I wasn’t sure what my internet access was going to be while I was gone, I scheduled all the 15 Minute Tweet Tales words and my tales for last week in advance. I was a little nervous about it, but the scheduler worked, and the rest of the #15tt crew carried on without me, creating some fantastic tales. Even though mine were technically all written in one night, here they are for the week:
9/5 – How was she going to explain the grass stains from the
links to her mom? As his lips touched hers under the stars, she didn't care.
9/6 – Annie was bursting with patriotic pride when she joined the CIA, but the drudgery of questionable assignments has
case-hardened her.
9/7 – A mermaid explores the
flotsam of a naval battle. A sailor calls for help. Instantly smitten, she drags him down in a watery embrace.

9/8 – When she asks what he wants to eat, he always says: I don't care. She soon realizes it's tantamount to saying: I don't care about you.
9/9 – Frank was
obtuse about most things, but he knew when a woman liked him; so he'd keep her chained in the basement 'til she admitted it.
9/10 – Bob the bluebird did not let his severe
alopecia stop him from happily singing, though the other birds tittered at his naked wings.
9/11 – Kim's crush got on the elevator, 5 seconds later it got stuck. She sang a mental
paean to the goddess of love for her perfect timing.
How did you do with your #writemotivation goals this week? Play along and write tweet tales for the above words. If you’re willing to share, post them on twitter with the hashtag #15tt or add them below in the comments because I’d love to read them. Any thoughts about this week's tweet tales?
Photo credit to Hugh Lee and licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.