Like the last two weeks, a theme accidentally and then on purpose emerged: teachers behaving badly. I also noticed that the word ‘cloud’ popped up twice. I tried to work ‘cloud’ in again for today’s tale, but the efforts were quite pitiful, so I stopped trying to force it. Here are this week’s 15 Minute Tweet Tales for your perusal.
6/12 – As procellous clouds roll in, the tension inside increases. BOOM! Neighbors think it's thunder, but it's the last time he ever hits her.
6/13 – Critics slammed his macaronic poetry, but to her it symbolized their bond: 2 people who couldn't understand each other but loved anyway.
6/14 – Her procacity intrigued the professor – most students didn't care enough to challenge him – but he failed her to reassert his authority.
6/15 – A mephitic cloud moved across the classroom and giggles quickly followed. The kids blamed Stinky Stan. Miss Jones didn't correct them.
6/16 – She explains secant lines, but the geometry students play on their phones. She pulls hers out, too. They don't notice and she doesn't care.
6/17 – We all previse disaster when Juliet Hatfield and Romeo McCoy fall in love, but they won't listen. The end is bathed in tears and blood.
6/18 – Her scoptic acceptance speech was deemed brilliant by many, but despite amazing performances, the Academy ensured she never won again. #15tt
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 or #15tt words?
Like the last two weeks, a theme accidentally and then on purpose emerged: teachers behaving badly. I also noticed that the word ‘cloud’ popped up twice. I tried to work ‘cloud’ in again for today’s tale, but the efforts were quite pitiful, so I stopped trying to force it. Here are this week’s 15 Minute Tweet Tales for your perusal.
6/12 – As procellous clouds roll in, the tension inside increases. BOOM! Neighbors think it's thunder, but it's the last time he ever hits her.
6/13 – Critics slammed his macaronic poetry, but to her it symbolized their bond: 2 people who couldn't understand each other but loved anyway.
6/14 – Her procacity intrigued the professor – most students didn't care enough to challenge him – but he failed her to reassert his authority.
6/15 – A mephitic cloud moved across the classroom and giggles quickly followed. The kids blamed Stinky Stan. Miss Jones didn't correct them.
6/16 – She explains secant lines, but the geometry students play on their phones. She pulls hers out, too. They don't notice and she doesn't care.
6/17 – We all previse disaster when Juliet Hatfield and Romeo McCoy fall in love, but they won't listen. The end is bathed in tears and blood.
6/18 – Her scoptic acceptance speech was deemed brilliant by many, but despite amazing performances, the Academy ensured she never won again. #15tt
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 or #15tt words?
