Tomorrow it begins. The drabbling adventure that we all look forward to each year. Since today is Thursday, not only does this mark the inaugural thoughts for DrabDayMoMay 2015 but I also am providing you with the Super Saturday Title.
So, without further ado, the title for this Saturday. "The trees could have lived."
And with that, welcome to DrabDayMoMay. Write every day. Write once. Enjoy the stories.
- The Curator
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Thursday, April 30, 2015
Sunday, June 1, 2014
A Note from The Curator
Welcome to June, my friends. May has said her goodbyes and moved on. And we, the DrabDayMoMay-ers, have packed up our drabbling ways. But only until next May.
Thanks for joining us on this venture. If you wrote every day or just when you could or even if you just read a drabble here and there, it was a pleasure to have you along for the ride.
See you next May!!
- The Curator
Thanks for joining us on this venture. If you wrote every day or just when you could or even if you just read a drabble here and there, it was a pleasure to have you along for the ride.
See you next May!!
- The Curator
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Holy moly April is over
Dear Drabblers,
You've heard the old saying "April showers bring May flowers"? Well, today I'm introducing you to a new saying. "April showers bring DrabDayMoMay". It's sure to catch on in the general vernacular.
Because here we are. April less than two hours away from her demise. May just around the corner, ready and waiting for us to arrive.
You know the rules. A drabble is a piece of writing exactly 100 words in length. My challenge to you is to write one every single day in May. They can all be a cohesive story. They can be wildly different from each other. Or some sort of in-between state. It's all good.
On Thursdays, I'll post the title for Super Saturday. Saturdays, you post the drabble that goes with that title. You don't have to do it but it's always intriguing to see the different stories that come from the same title.
If you are drabbling on your own blog, that's fine. If you'd like to post your drabbles on this blog, let me know and I can give you access. When posting here, remember to tag your name so that it's easy to read the drabbles by author. And feel free to add other tags as well.
The point is to write. 100 words. 31 days.
Let's do this.
Best of luck,
The Curator
You've heard the old saying "April showers bring May flowers"? Well, today I'm introducing you to a new saying. "April showers bring DrabDayMoMay". It's sure to catch on in the general vernacular.
Because here we are. April less than two hours away from her demise. May just around the corner, ready and waiting for us to arrive.
You know the rules. A drabble is a piece of writing exactly 100 words in length. My challenge to you is to write one every single day in May. They can all be a cohesive story. They can be wildly different from each other. Or some sort of in-between state. It's all good.
On Thursdays, I'll post the title for Super Saturday. Saturdays, you post the drabble that goes with that title. You don't have to do it but it's always intriguing to see the different stories that come from the same title.
If you are drabbling on your own blog, that's fine. If you'd like to post your drabbles on this blog, let me know and I can give you access. When posting here, remember to tag your name so that it's easy to read the drabbles by author. And feel free to add other tags as well.
The point is to write. 100 words. 31 days.
Let's do this.
Best of luck,
The Curator
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