33 WORD CHALLENGE - Word-Modifers

Here we are another week and another 33 word challenge. This weekend’s Trifextra challenge is all about compound modifiers – such fun!  http://www.trifectawritingchallenge.com/2013/04/trifextra-week-sixty-four_26.html
And this is my endeavor for this week.

What Was The Reason?

Jennifer had always been quite semi-normal, but something snapped.

Two weeks earlier the excuse would have been her period.

What could have caused it?

Was it me or was it you?

Something snapped.

TRIFEXTRA - 33 WORD CHALLENGE - WEEK 63

The Trifextra: Week Sixty-Three [  http://www.trifectawritingchallenge.com ]

This weekend they’d asked for exactly 33 of your own words inspired by the following quote from the book you could win in the WBN giveaway. Good luck!

“It's the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting.” ― Paulo Coelho, Alchemist

I can’t believe the timing of this prompt, especially when it coincides with my having made the decision to convert my first YA Paranormal/Time Travel/First Kiss romance “I Kissed a Ghost” into a Kindle.

MY DREAM WILL BE FULFILLED.

I’d done this for what seemed an eternity.                                             Typing.                                                                      

Re-reading.                                                                                            Tying.                                                                                                       Editing.                                                                                                     Typing.                     
A vicious endless cycle.       
But, with these words, my dream of becoming a real published author will finally be fulfilled.

 

TRIFECTA 33 WORD CHALLENGE - ADVICE

This week this site  http://www.trifectawritingchallenge.com/  has us to write 33 words on the subject of ADVICE regardless of what kind of ADVICE it would be. For this challenge I chose to write the following general ADVICE, and to do so in the form of an acrostic

Always go to a

Definite expert when seeking

Very important advice regardless of the subject matter.

Ignorance is not always bliss because it

Can lead to

Extremely disastrous consequences you'd rather not face.

Would love to hear your comments.

GOT TO USE AN IDIOM

This weekend at the Trifecta Writing Challenge they're asking for exactly 33 words including an idiom somewhere within. Examples of idioms include - add fuel to the fire or wear your heart on your sleeve.

http://www.trifectawritingchallenge.com/2013/03/trifextra-week-sixty-one.html

Here is my endeavor in response to this week's challenge:

Joe and Charlotte had a wonderful yet usual relationship in which they loved each other more after a huge argument where each one kept on ADDING FUEL TO THE FIRE of their disagreement.