100 Word Challenge for Grown Ups – Week#90
I’ve been having problems with a very sore wrist for a couple of months. Nothing I do seems to help and of course as I spend quite a lot of my day at a PC, rest is out of the question. Just to make sure there wasn’t something else I could do, I’ve been to see a physio and he did some acupuncture on it.
So (you’ve guessed it I’m sure) the prompt is:
…the points were sharp…
As usual just add 100 words. Please keep your pieces suitable for a PG certificate and if you are stuck do read ‘What is 100WCGU?’ for some help.
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- Living for the city
- …the points were sharp…
- The Conversation
- The points were sharp
- Everest
- The Wizard’s Word
- Exposed
- Dreaming of Grandma
- The Misunderstanding
- The boys did woodwork
- The Coinmaster
- No time for nerves
- A Cool Family
- Words
- …the points were sharp….
- Echidna
- The Written Word
- Gardening
- Personal Touch
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I see your reminder tweets each week, and I rarely get to join in, I had time yesterday to do it, yay!
Thanks for keeping this going Julia, I really appreciate it, even if I’m not very active here!
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Hope the needles work for you Julia
Karen@bookertalk
Thank you. Have ordered a splint too. Need to get it sorted now.
Hi, Julia! I am so happy I decided to give this prompt a try. Hope you are well.
Great to hear from you!!
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