Greatest challenge - mute affliction
On the bright side - learned to listen!
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Never Too Late
Below is a list of past Ditalini Press assignments, displayed by the month they were originally assigned and a brief description of the topic. If one (or more) interests you and you never initially participated, well...It's NEVER TOO LATE! Get writing and post it at any time! Just click on the links for full details...
2008
*July - Transcendental Experience
*August - HomeLife Magazine Article
*September - Everything Happens For A Reason
*September Subtopic - Six Word Memoir
*October - Your Greatest Challenge
*October Subtopic - Something Old, Something New
*November - Satirical News Article
*November Subtopic - Thanksgiving Crostic
*December - Just Dialogue
2009
*January topic #1 - Song Parody
*January topic #2 - What Was I Thinking?
4 comments:
Pretty powerful stuff. I can relate...each day is a new exercise for me.
So concise, so wise! I love the way you reveal your very personal challenge and then praise its consequential fruits.
Straightforward and to the point. Yet it leaves me wanting to know more.
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