Tell me a story . . .

A while back on another blog, someone (yes, I know who it was and where) mentioned a writing exercise that involved writing a story consisting of 26 sentences, each one beginning with a different letter of the alphabet, used in order. I thought the concept was intriguing and meant to try it, but haven’t gotten around to it. Since I am too hot to think up anything more complicated than that, I thought it might be fun to do as a group. Sort of defeats the whole purpose of an individual pushing their own parameters to do it, but whatever. I figure once we get to the end of the alphabet, if we do, we can either stop or start over again with A.

I’ll start, the rest of you can follow. Or not. Hey, feel free to just keep on commenting about CMS’s impending motherhood. Impending is a synonym for imaginary, right? I’m sure it is.

• Anger management had never been an issue for Beth Ann Davis until the day Jake Turner moved back to town and her dog came home smelling like beer and fish guts.

Have fun!

144 comments September 12th, 2007