The writers
Wendy, Cathy,
Terry, Lynn, Clare,
David C, Geoff, Elizabeth, Leonie, Helene
The words of the day
Fetid = smelly,
offensive odour
Festinate = to
hurry or hasten
Consanguinity =
related by blood
Curmudgeon = mean
skinflint, churlish
Apprehended = to
intercept or perception
Dialogue =
conversation between two people
Mellifluous =
sweet sounding, honey flowing
Luminescent =
glowing, radiant, shining, bright
Dalliance = a
casual, romantic or sexual relationship
Euphemism = inoffensive word instead of an offensive one
Stories from words of the day
The writers festinated
through their luminescent dalliances to create the following stories - The
ministers sermon, On the train – a great poem from Terry, Doubt and suspicion, He stinks
over the fence, Personality transplant, The conversation with the fairy, Bron’s
gone - but never forgotten by Geoff, The previous speaker, Oops and The magic morning light.
Seven diligent
writers read homework on the topics - Since I met Hannah, Home, A little mistake,
Dark Hazel eyes, I love you daddy,
The mysterious challenge and A good
day with a nourishing drink.
Dark Hazel eyes, I love you daddy,
The mysterious challenge and A good
day with a nourishing drink.
Discussions
We discussed Opel
cards and various other topics. Wendy
recommended the Warrilla Sports Club for meals.
Exercise – through the peep hole
Exercise – through the peep hole
We created a range
of stories after looking through the peep hole to see - Ivan Milat's look alike, The
family visitors & swine flu, The winner, Uncle Noel & his tart –
another funny poem, My sister looking serene, Food first, Black negligee, I
pushed open the door, The woman on the back deck disappeared and My uncle
arrived.
Homework
The board walk, a
bored walk or bore water
