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So sorry for being late, folks. Things came up that were out of my control and I got wrapped up in them. Well, better late then never. Check out the writer’s choice one. I think it has a bit of Halloween spookiness for you.

Writer’s Choice
Bore
Ploy

For this week’s Scribbles I decided to try something a little different. Rather than working off of a phrase, I decided to work off a single word and let my creativity flow. What follows are stories of introspection, tabletop gaming, and a miniature Harry Potter fanfic. Enjoy.

Insomnia
Alignment
Keeper

Sorry for the late posts. There were things that needed taking care of. Anyway, here’s this week’s Scribbles.

Empathy for a doomed man
What is your favorite month of the year? Why is it so special? Describe it with all five senses.
When is it okay not to listen to the words?

It’s the time again. Time to close out the week with my Scribbles. The theme this week seems to be introspection to varying degrees of heaviness. Enjoy.

Describe dying – no metaphors allowed
Describe patience in concrete sensory detail
Books of movies?

Today’s theme seems to be television. Two of the Scribbles directly reference it and the other was inspired by a couple of characters I once saw. With that said, I leave you with this week’s batch of micro fiction.

She thinks these look like giant nipples and tells him so. He frowns and asks her why she has to be so crude. Write the dialogue between these two characters.
What Would a TV Show About Your Town Spoof?
Imagine that you are stuck inside a TV. What will you do? What shows would you visit?

Man, after missing the entirety of work last week, doing these feels good. Let’s close out our week with a few more of my scribbles and we’ll see each other again in the new month. Take care.

Photographs shape public opinion.
Write a poem about an ordinary object – dice
What’s behind the door? Why is it closed?

I’m not quite done yet. I’ve still got some Scribbles to share.

A spaceship is passing by our solar system.
Hello, my name is Lizbeth Pierce. I’m a courageous biochemist.
How Do You Define “Family?”