The writers
Wendy, Terry,
Cath, Lynn, Clare, Helene, Leonie, David C, Geoff, Elizabeth
The words of the day
Slew = turn or
swing around on an axis and kill
Chigga = an
uncultured person
Mesmerise = capture
the complete attention of someone
Extemporize =
improvise, adlib
Nebulous =
indistinct
Acumen = sharp or
quick thinking
Quasi-maliciously
= deliberately malicious legal term
Beguile = to
deceive by guile, cheat or mislead, to charm
Haggle = to cut
into small pieces or difficult in bargaining
Impecunious =
little or no money
The stories from words of the day
Some great beguiling
story on the topics - No mercy for Big John; The deal in his favour; The rally
car driver; The discovery; The handsome face; A toothless smile; Haggle with
the Pope; Joe’s grim ideas; Sad to see; and Trying to trick.
The reading of Homework
Seven diligent writers
read great homework stories - Time to ski; Body parts – a funny poem; The
purpose of our being – a poem; One dark winter’s night; They met on the
Internet; Fate intervened and The car accident.
We are/have been reading
Exercise 1 - The
stain will not come out
On the topic of
stains we wrote a great array of stories and poems including - We’ve got things
to discuss: The intruder: Tonight was the night: It wasn’t long: My white dress
and mangos: The painting: Brand new carpet: Out dam spot and His mother is
overprotective.
Exercise 2 – The inside of an egg
The sloppy topic
of inside an egg produced the eggcentic stories of Hollow and slimy, I came
first, Empty nest egg, My room, Only pale blue light, My egg is packed ready to
go, Yellow white and Cooked chook.
Homework
Today marks
the anniversary of two people …………..
