Originally posted by @great-big-stees Now there's an emotion VR...love. Why don't you write a story about love?
In the whole Exchange we could find some more emotions. And probably the Invention of the dialogue would have had a minor Chance in the competition π
Originally posted by @very-rusty Your idea, you do it! π
-VR
Come on sir, i'll even get you started with the first paragraph:
'Old Rusty hadn't expected to find love in such a curious place. He had awoken that cold February morning oblivious to the adoration awaiting him in that small laundrette, that smelt of damp cardigans and economy fabric softener. Little did he know, as he put on his pink jumpsuit and carefully arranged the 16 hairs on his head, that life as he knew it would never be the same again...'
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke Come on sir, i'll even get you started with the first paragraph:
'Old Rusty hadn't expected to find love in such a curious place. He had awoken that cold February morning oblivious to the adoration awaiting him in that small laundrette, that smelt of damp cardigans and economy fabric softener. Little did he know, as he put on his pink jumpsuit ...[text shortened]... lly arranged the 16 hairs on his head, that life as he knew it would never be the same again...'
I almost smiled! Nice try!!!
I wouldn't be able to use anyways as I would have had help with it! π π
Please Note: Ponderable is watching! How did you know about the pink jumpsuit, I only wear that on Thursdays!
Wrong about the 16 hairs on my head though!!! π
For those who still haven't gotten off the dime and selected what to write about, given this year's topic, "Emotions", here's a link to a page where you can find lots and lots and lots of emotions to choose from, as well as some handy references concerning how these emotions are related to each other. One thing I found handy was Plutchik's Wheel of Emotions, which is also covered on this page.
Originally posted by @suzianne For those who still haven't gotten off the dime and selected what to write about, given this year's topic, "Emotions", here's a link to a page where you can find lots and lots and lots of emotions to choose from, as well as some handy references concerning how these emotions are related to each other. One thing I found handy was Plutchik's Wheel of Emotio ...[text shortened]... nd yes, I know there's only a little less than a month left, so it's well past time to get busy!