96: One Moment. Write a third-person fragment of story about one important moment in someone's life. Examine this moment from every possible angle. Think about smell, light, texture, distant and near sounds, and the details that will stick in the memory of the participant. Don't worry about telling a whole story (although you may learn that you can't not tell a story here, when you explain the importance of the moment and tie up some of the threads attached to this moment). 300 words.
*I replaced the Argument prompt for now, because it just didn't seem to be happening for me.
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I got about 100 words into The Argument prompt and hit a huge wall as well.
I know I've been really slack lately; I promise this will be up today + a new prompt!
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