Three Word Game
April 24th, 2008 Posted in AndreaI feel in the mood to do a little writing challenge. Writing is suppose to be fun too, right?
The object of this game is to write a story three words at a time. You can participate as often as you want. However you can’t add on to the story multiple times in a row. Someone has to post after you before you can introduce another three words. This way everyone will have a turn.
Copy and paste what was written before you. Then, add your three words. This way everyone doesn’t have to go through tons of comments in order to read the story. On Friday, I’ll edit this post and add the final product on to it.
Let’s keep the story clean. No swearing, violence, sexual content, etc.
Our Story
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by. She gasped and felt a strong need to flee before the shadow approaching rapidly, from out of nowhere, came to drain her life away.
20 Responses to “Three Word Game”
By Gargantua on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the….
riverbank in the
By bleeding espresso on Apr 24, 2008
early morning sunlight,
By Aerin Bender-Stone on Apr 24, 2008
slapping mosquitos. As
By Karen on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the
By heather on Apr 24, 2008
As Rachel reached the
mangled oak tree
By Andrea on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed
By Jeff on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious
By Karen on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw.
By paul on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw. which appeared suddenly
By Barbara Torris on Apr 24, 2008
Fiction Friday post…is it Friday yet?
I now have the beginning of the story and The End. I will try for the middle later.
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By Kay on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw. which appeared suddenly to move as
By Karen on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by.
By Kay on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by. She gasped and
By Jeff on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by. She gasped and felt a strong
By Andrea on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by. She gasped and felt a strong need to flee
By Karen on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by. She gasped and felt a strong need to flee before the shadow
By Paul on Apr 24, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by. She gasped and felt a strong need to flee before the shadow approaching rapidly from
By Jeff on Apr 25, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by. She gasped and felt a strong need to flee before the shadow approaching rapidly from out of nowhere
By Karen on Apr 25, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by. She gasped and felt a strong need to flee before the shadow approaching rapidly, from out of nowhere, came to drain
By Barbara Torris on Apr 25, 2008
Walking along the riverbank in the early morning sunlight, slapping mosquitos. As Rachel reached the dock, she noticed a mangled oak tree with a mysterious hook-like claw which appeared suddenly to move as she passed by. She gasped and felt a strong need to flee before the shadow approaching rapidly, from out of nowhere, came to drain her life away.