A big THANK YOU to all who were able to contribute over the last two weeks or so an opening sentence for a story.
Yvonne of Hello World suggested it could be challenging to ask for suggestions for a story’s final sentence.
THANKS TO ALL WHO LEFT A CLOSING SENTENCE. THE SUGGESTION BOX IS CURRENTLY CLOSED! BUT I SHALL BE CALLING FOR FURTHER SUGGESTIONS IN MAYBE A COUPLE OF WEEKS ONCE THE BACKLOG IS CLEARED!
Feel free to make suggestions for a final sentence. Then I would put a link back to your blog (if you have one) when the story is posted. So please, if you wish, leave a final sentence in the comments below and I’ll try to write the story leading up to your final sentence. Don’t suggest a plot; just a final sentence.
Examples might be: As far as Miriam was concerned Anselm could suck eggs.
The fall of night meant nothing to Anita.
There was no way that Bertie could hide the hole in his trousers.
These stories, as you know, are short – so nothing will be saga-length. For starters, please make only one suggestion each!
Thanks
Bruce
After all these years, Miranda still wondered if the oboist was involved.
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Thanks for the suggestion. The story is written and scheduled to be posted on 26th June!
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You’re most likely a genius.
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Only then did she notice that the last page was missing.
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Thanks for the suggestion. The story is written and scheduled to make an appearance on 27th June.
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Looking forward to it!
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The problem was, the peanut butter jar was empty.
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Thanks for the final sentence, Yvonne. The story is written and scheduled to appear on 28th June 2019!
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One is agog with anticipation, BA.
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I saw a gog once – in the Australian outback…
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That could have been a lert, they look a lot like the gogs.
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Either way it was an imal.
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As I stepped off the number 12 tram, dodging impatient traffic, it started to rain.
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Thanks Terry for the final sentence. It is written and ready to appear on 29th June.
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He walked out of the house, listening to the crickets and watching the moon weave her little web of light, and bathed in both beauty and regret, said, “Qui court deux lievres a la fois, n’en prend aucun.”
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Thanks Nitin – bloody hell again!
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Thanks, Nitin. The story is written and scheduled to appear on Monday 1st July. Sorry about the long wait.
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Somewhere up there, the clouds murmured and groaned as fat drops of rain fell on the lifeless forms on the street.
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Now that’s a tricky one! It sounds like your monsoon season has begun?!
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It certainly has.
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Thanks, Uma. The story is written and scheduled to appear on Tuesday 2nd July. Sorry about the long wait.
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I had noticed it early in the morning but due to being out of Internet coverage throughout out the day I could offer my bit only before I reached home by bedtime.
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You seem to live a life even more exciting than my own.
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It could certainly appear exciting to the spectators. I was off to seize the property of a defaulting steel strips factory. (All I did was paste notices of possession all around the mill as the photographer clicked away for evidence).
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I couldn’t cope having to do that… emotionally. I’m a wreck at the best of times…
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“Trust me” he whispered, “I have a plan”.
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Thanks for the suggestion, Maddie. The story is scheduled to appear on 3rd July. Sorry about the long wait.
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How about: She wasn’t the least bit surprised when she woke up and found it was 1965 again.
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Bloomin’ heck! Thank you!
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Thanks, Noelle. The story is created and ready to be released on Tuesday 4th July. Sorry about the wait. The date, incidentally, is coincidental to the story!!
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I’ll be in Chicago for the 4th but will have my computer with me so I can read it!
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She couldn’t wait to retire for her life to finally start.
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Thanks for the suggestion. The story is scheduled to appear on Saturday 6th July!
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Many thanks – can’t wait to see it 😍
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We started running immediately
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Thanks Alex. I shall run with that!
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Wahey
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The story is written and scheduled to appear! Unfortunately Alex, given the popularity of people suggesting final sentences, this story is not destined to appear until Sunday 21 July. Sorry about it being so far down the track.
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Already written! Well done. Don’t worry. It’s great you’re so popular
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Karen knew it was either going to be her or the goat, and the townspeople seemed to be cheering for the goat.
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Thanks for the suggestion. The story is scheduled for Monday 22 July. Sorry it’s so far away but with only one story a day I couldn’t slot it in earlier!
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All good-it’s a great premise for posts, love it
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From my son:
“And they all lived happily ever laughter.”
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Please thank you son for making my life impossible. The story, unfortunately won’t appear until 24th July.
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That’s a holiday here!
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So – is the holiday to celebrate the posting of your son’s-inspired story (named “Zach and Mean Stork”) or to commemorate New Zealand getting decimal currency on that date in 1967?
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Hmmm… both good options, but it’s Pioneer Day.
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Do you live in Utah?
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Maybe.
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Elementary my dear Watson.
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More like, “Google, my dear Watson.” 🙂
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Everything on my computer now gets Bing-ed – as I don’t want Google saving my records.
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