One Sentence at a Time

[Jonathan Wemette (Florida Stage)]

Just for fun, we'd love to try something new as the summer begins.
(Well, not totally new. It's a little like the "Magic Plate" game.)

We want to write a collaborative story, where everybody adds one
sentence at a time, and the story goes wherever you all take it
together.

The first sentence is below. Add one sentence - only one! - that keeps
the story moving forward. The only other rule is that you should try
to keep the story consistent - don't directly contradict something
that's already been written.

Here we go!

"April looked out the kitchen window and abruptly stopped chewing her
toast."

[Ian (G-STAR)]

"Her father walked up the driveway, underneath his arm was a large
brown package"

Yipee! first one to post. Susan sent me a link to this so thank you
susan. I really want to be apart of next years group either in the
alumni group or continuing talks with the new group of kids in the
groups. I have told Bower I plan to come back next year and I hope my
knowledge can be utilized by the next group.

Semper Fi
Devil Dog Out

[Jessica (G-STAR)]

Then she felt a magical unicorn lick her feet, his saliva was glittery
with small sparks of rainbows.

[Daniel (G-STAR)]

She looked down and noticed it was baby Unicorn.

[Emily (G-STAR)]

With bright almost magical looking blue eyes and a rainbow streaks
through out his tail