Very fun. I did writing exercises like this last year. It resulted in some interesting stories. The ending is nice. It seems like it could be the end, or the beginning. I shall stop rambling now.

Thank you thank you thank you... *gives him a hug

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Interesting, and I liked the ending, too. :) Did you start with the "camping" prompt?

NOOooooooo... I totally missed the camping thing. (I feel bad about that) I hemmed and hawed... went through all the ego arguments that I wasn't a student any more (did all my daughter's college lit essays for her... fun but very tedious)then set my watch for 15 minutes and dove in. I will admit it was fun and left me with a true feeling of accomplishment. It was kind of interesting to re-visit my old grade school. (yes my brain sunk in that far - and that's a good thing) The revisit was very similar to the dreams I have when I go back to my old home town and surounding area... they are the same place but not exactly the same as in real life... but they are always the same in my dreams... but that's a subject for another time yes?

Did you really do yours in 15 minutes?

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I think we're crossing posts here. :) No worries about missing the prompt -- after all, there's a new one posted today...

Well, that was a fun little story... I liked it. ^^

And how can a grade school teacher NOT run into a dragon? :p

thank you... you could join in the fun hun...

hehe, fun little ending ^.^

would i be right in assuming that the teachers mind, as mine and im sure many others, kind of 'fell' into the story? either way, i think i want her job ^.^ all those stories!

zactly... the same way my own does...

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Quite nice little story. I sort of a missed the lead somewhere when reading, it seems that the reality and the images the teacher got from the stories become mixed somewhere between. But I guess this was the intent. It creates an interesting feeling to the story, but makes it a bit harder to follow. Also, nice twist in the end. I enjoyed reading this.

*smiles... thank you... this was my first attemot at the prompt... and misunderstanding, I simply did a 15 minute story, sitting down and just beginning to type. You'll note that the icon is even black and white as Dark hadn't colored it in yet.

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ahh emersing yourself in a story during a break, one of the many joys of the semi-conscious

this was my very first prompt... I didn't quite understand though, and I just sat and wrote a story - imagination is such a powerful thing...

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Oooooo.. I like this one.. and does anyone know Draconic? This dragon keeps breathing over my tablet and ruffling the pages...

*laughs... this one was my very first prompt - and I misunderstrood the prompt and just did a 15 minute story...

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Ah, the power of imagination... ain't it the best?

it most certainly is....

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Blue grass, green sky.
I have always wanted to see that....We share good imaginations on diffrent year levels we do

Oh and i did like it but the dragon at the end threw me off..
what was that all about, her imagination?

it was the student's story that she was reviewing... go to bed silly...

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This is an interesting one, it certainly has the feeling of having written it almost by the seat of your pants and funnily enough, elements of your style are already present this early on.

*chuckles... I am who I am...

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