Freewrite Favorites! Volume 40

freewritehouse (65)in #freewrite • 5 years ago

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@wandrnrose7

Today I would like to feature @wandrnrose7 and her #freewrite on the prompt saxophone. She tells a story of her younger years, growing up with her siblings. She didn't have the tightest bond with her sister and brother, but after a reunion that her father arranged, things seem to have gotten better. Now they text daily. Family reunions can be a godsend! 💕 @wonderwop

How does your garden grow? I'll bet you a million bucks that it doesn't grow the same way as Madi's garden grows. @wandrnrose7's story, "Madi's Garden" is tender and moving, sure to bring a tear or a lump in your throat, and one that will not be forgotten. Be sure you do not miss this beautiful story and find out how Madi's Garden grows. @whatisnew

@sayee

I'm nominating this freewrite by @sayee for saxophone.
I'm surprised to know this instrument is played in some traditional Indian music and you can go to the post for a video featuring this. This is the first time I have ever seen someone play a saxophone while sitting cross legged. Highly recommended! Where else but steem and freewrite would I get such knowledge? @fitinfun

@owasco

The Weekend FreeWrite is always full of surprises. You get the most random prompts and one needs to manage them to fit. @owasco does a great job of stringing this week's together. I could feel both the characters and I wasn't sure who I was rooting for more. I started out championing one but had to give it to the other for having the last laugh. Go have a read, I assure you will not be disappointed :) @kaerpediem

@glenalbrethsen

My number one choice would be "stitch" by @glenalbrethsen showing how one English word is used in a variety of ways, has different meaning or connotation, well thought out and presented. @joanstewart

@dranuvar

I seem to be getting excited to read posts from @dranuvar. This story especially drew my attention in. The smoothness of his writing puts me in awe. Hard to not want it to be a continued novel. :) @pixiehunter

@brettblue

My buddy @brettblue has joined us on Steem... so stoked!
He’s writing with us now also, he’s still very new to blogging and has much to learn but like myself writes from the heart. His freewrite on “mom and dad” is his first and is my favourite because of it simple as that 😅
It’s about what it the mother and father role means to him, how it’s ultimately about helping your children grow into individuals. Good to see him embracing writing I think it will help him in many of the same ways it has helped me. @d00k13