This week’s sentence is taken from L. Frank Baum’s deliciously subversive tale, ‘The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz’.
It is:
‘Not a tree nor a house broke the broad sweep of flat country that reached to the edge of the sky in all directions.’
Give your mind a good sniff of the sentence, then slip off its leash and let it run free.
The rules are the same as always.
Enjoy!
6 comments:
oh boy....this looks like a challenge :)
It might well be a tricky one for a Maryland girl, Adonia. You'll have to think 'prairie'. Luckily for me I live in huge sky country so I'm used to endless horizons.
I'm in between semesters so I may have to try this one out!
Yay! That'll be great, Todd.
"Little Apple" 16-year-old Lulu goes cross country and spends the US Bicentennial* in Manhattan Kansas.
http://lulu-unlimited.blogspot.com/2010/03/little-apple.html
This one's as true as memory allows.
*that would be July 4, 1976
Hello there. Phew - well I did it! This is fun. I'm excited to see where my story goes. :)
http://itsmylifeso.blogspot.com/2010/03/part-3-my-boy-jake.html
Excited for this weeks sentence!
Always,
Adonia
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