Shall we call it a tale? We all have stories, and incidents, and experiences, and emotions. Tuesday, 14 July 2015. This post is linked to- Five Sentence Fiction by Lillie McFerrin. I made Arnold so real that most 14 year boys could see them in him and you put a ban on the book in schools across NY. If you wish to know more about the claimed reasons for its ban, visit here. This blog post is w.

She could feel the scorching heat against her face on the wind. The farm was almost entirely engulfed. James came back from the animal pens, his face dirty with ash and soot and his clothes torn and dirty. 8220;Could you save them? 8221; she asked.

Thursday, July 3, 2014. Once again, sorry for the delay. There is going to be no contest this week, sorry. We will return next week with new prompts, and hopefully a clearer mind. Scorching heat emanates from the pavement. Even the sun seems to pity the land below, unknowing how to handle the heat it brings forth. To top it all, water begins to run short.

Thursday, 9 July 2015. Classes are always hard to attend for die-hard cricket fans, especially when an interesting match is going on. Especially in a country like India,where cricket is considered as a religion which everyone follows sincerely, these days can as well be announced as National Holidays! These were the students who visited library only on days there was a cricket match.

A pencil and a scrap of paper! A sneak peek into my word heap. Tuesday, January 6, 2015. As she woke up on the first day of a new year, the smell of fresh coffee hit her nostrils, and she was instantly reminded of the list of resolutions that she had made. To write more, to speak less and to shed some pounds, were the top priorities. A yawn escaped from her mouth and a sudden surge of dread engrossed her as she thought of a diet plan. Written as a part of FSF by lillie Mcferrin.