The structure of this meme is the first sentence of the first post of each month for the year. I stole this meme without permission from Liza Was Here
January: Last night I was very tired and wanted to go to bed as early as possible.
February: Jeff and I decided to go ahead and buy a new mini-van.
March: During our last move the boxes carrying all our loose pictures was destroyed.
April: My husband is driving home as we speak.
May: Lily is nearly five and we finally moved her into a twin bed.
June: Jeff just found out that he passed his final comprehensive examination with distinction and now he has earned his Master's Degree in Military History of World War II.
July: I am beginning to recover from my cold.
August: Lily got me up at 5:45 A.M. this morning.
September: We made it home safe and sound.
October: Last week I got a letter from the library telling me that we had two overdue books.
November: Every time I vote it reminds me of my grandma.
December: Lily is having some belly issues as a result of her current antibiotic.
What I learned from this exercise is that I such at the opening sentence. Seems I use it more to set the scene than to be exciting and draw people in. I thought the titles of my posts were a lot more exciting than the first sentences. Something to work on I suppose. What about you anyone care to play?
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I Think I May Have A Screw Loose
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I saw my podiatrist yesterday. One part of my foot is still hurting (it's
been almost two months since the surgery). He thinks it may be one of the
screws ...
1 comments:
As I was reading this, I was thinking that this meme worked very well with your style of writing. I don't think you suck at opening sentences at all! Sometimes people use too much fluff and I lose interest before I even figure out what the post is going to be about.
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