Writing Prompt #3: Random Word Generator

For those of you who aren't fond of cookies (but really, who doesn't like cookies/writing about cookies), here is another prompt. Adding restrictions or requirements to your story can really make you think outside of the box. So I brought some words up in a random word generator and now you have to write a story including the following terms:

Parking meter

Hygiene

Snore

Cow

Trophy

Or use the Random Word Generator to come up with your own words. Happy writing!

P.S. On an unrelated note, the ads on the Gmail account for this page are all for wands. I wonder why that is...

Writing Prompt #2

Here's another prompt if you need some inspiration:

One day you come into work and find a cookie mysteriously placed on your desk. Grateful to whoever left this anonymous cookie, you eat it. The next morning you come in and find another cookie. This continues for months until one day a different object is left—and this time there's a note.

I think it will be interesting to see what people can do with that. This prompt is from Writers Digest, which has great ideas if you're having writer's block.

WRiting Post for Monday, May 9, 2011

Sorry this is so late, guys!  Monday I completely spaced, but here's the prompt!

So, since the original date for this was the day after Mothers' Day, I wanted to have our prompt be in honor of mothers!  Your challenge is to write something from the perspective of a mother.  It can be first person, third person, prose, poetry, whatever you prefer.  The only qualification is that it has to be from the perspective of a mother.  Good luck, you guys! :)