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@emms

I'd like to recommend the response to the Hunger prompt by @Emms which is a hard-hitting piece about a girl with an eating disorder written in the form of a conversation with herself, one part of her wanting to eat and the other part trying to prevent her doing so. It's very powerful indeed and bears repeated reading. @deirdyweirdy

@fitinfun

There are many reasons why we buy. It is proved we feel saver with a full pantry, a closet full of clothes and savings at the bank.
Some people buy and fanatically go to every sale. Some people only buy it they really need it and its on sale plus... they look for other opportunities. That is what @fitinfun does. So read her weekend freewrite and think it over. Who knows how much money you can save. @wakeupkitty

@marvyinnovation

It is not easy to decide.
I am a hungry reader and all freewrite are worthy of mention.
But one that touched my heart and made me jump tears,
is the one who narrates @marvyinnovation
It is a real case.
Thank you. @mariita52

@wakeupkitty

I love this freewrite by @wakeupkitty. She combined the prompts for hunger and for beads. Very creative!
Even though the story is a tragedy - a couple of tragedies, @wakeupkitty's writing always makes me laugh. She reminds me not to take life so seriously every time I read one of her posts. @fitinfun

Even though teachers can be mean, and thieves can be anywhere, at least none of her children was injured by beads in their noses.

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