Have you ever written a drabble? They are actually pretty hard I think. A drabble, in case you don't know, is a story that is exactly 100 words. No more, no less. [SIZE=-1]The purpose of the drabble is to teach brevity and test author's ability to express interesting and meaningful ideas in an extremely confined space. Now, no one is going to to go behind you and count your words, but don't cheat! lol.
So anyway, what we are going to do here is the person above you will give you a theme. You are to take that theme and write a drabble and then say a theme for the next person. For example, I would be starting with the first theme and I could tell the next poster that their theme is, "A Wanted Poster." So they'd write a drabble based on what that inspires. It could be that the person in the drabble is on the wanted poster, or they are a cop reading a wanted poster, or just a passerby who thinks that that guy on the wanted poster looks like someone her mom used to date. Whatever, the possibilities are endless, yeah?
So I'll start and give the next person a theme. Then they write a drabble and pick a theme for the next person, got it?
Your theme is: A yellow scarf
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So anyway, what we are going to do here is the person above you will give you a theme. You are to take that theme and write a drabble and then say a theme for the next person. For example, I would be starting with the first theme and I could tell the next poster that their theme is, "A Wanted Poster." So they'd write a drabble based on what that inspires. It could be that the person in the drabble is on the wanted poster, or they are a cop reading a wanted poster, or just a passerby who thinks that that guy on the wanted poster looks like someone her mom used to date. Whatever, the possibilities are endless, yeah?
So I'll start and give the next person a theme. Then they write a drabble and pick a theme for the next person, got it?
Your theme is: A yellow scarf
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