Six Sentence Stories – Journey
She experienced so much on this trip, and wanted to share every beautiful detail with her family.
She relived it all in stunning detail, allowing those in the room to share her unbelievable journey. She brought the pictures to life, adding precious bits of information photos can never truly capture. She described the things she had seen, places she had been, people she had loved, and everything else one would expect from such an extended stay. Each day brought a new adventure, something she was happy to have been part of, even on days when it rained.
“Yes, this has indeed been the trip of a lifetime,” she thought, and contentedly closed her eyes.
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This has been a Six Sentence Story.
Each week, the lovely and talented Ivy Walker hosts a fun link-up challenging writers to spin a tale in six sentences – no more, no less.
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This week’s prompt was TRIP.
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Lisa A. Listwa is a self-employed writer with experience in education, publishing, and the martial arts. Believing there was more to life than punching someone else’s time clock and inspired by the words of Henry David Thoreau, she traded her life as a high school educator for a life as a writer and hasn’t looked back. She is mother to one glorious handful of a daughter, wife to the nicest guy on the planet, and reluctant but devoted owner of three Rotten Cats. You can find her adventures and thoughts on living life deliberately here on the blog.
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FRIST!
Frist.
Also, *happysighs* I know her feeling of happiness and contentment about a wonderful trip. But not about sharing the journal 😉
Yes, I believe you do.
But she’s sharing her story for a particular reason…
Really nice illustration of the gift of writing. Great use of the cue.
Thank you, Ivy. That made my morning happy. 🙂
She closed her eyes and. . . . . dreamed of her next adventure? In the afterlife? OMG, Lisa, Zinger.
Ding ding ding! You got it, Val!
Wow! This is good. So much said in so few word. A six sentence lifetime. Brilliant writing!
Thank you, Kimmie. I think I like being called brilliant. 😃
Reliving an amazing trip is truly such fun, almost as fun as the trip itself!
She enjoyed reliving her trip, Roshni, and passing the experience to her family…even if the end is a bit sad.
I love a good trip – although I find sometimes people aren’t as interested in my photos…
She must be better at telling the story than me.
This lady has a great story to tell, Liv. Not that yours isn’t…but she’s got a great leg of the journey to go to next.
This sounded like a lifetime tale, the review of all that held meaning for her, the places, the people, the events. I thought it was a very lovely tale, well done!
Yes, a lifetime tale – and of one well lived. Thank you.