Happy Friday! I had such fun with our last give away - I'm going to do another one. In fact, be sure to check my Friday posts because I will be doing either a Free Stuff Friday or a Funny Friday every week. You'll get a laugh or a chance to win something - either way, you leave happy (I hope).
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Today's give away is the great book: 20 Master Plots and how to build them by Ronald B. Tobias. This is a brand new book.
The title 20 Master Plots made me think of plots.
Plots made me think of cemeteries
Cemeteries made me think of headstones.
So - to enter : you must leave a comment stating what you would like written on your headstone.
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You do not have to be a follower for this week's contest....so any lurkers are invited to play
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I will put all the comment-ors names in a hat and draw a winner at random.
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Winner announced next week.
Good luck and have a great weekend.
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19 comments:
Michelle Davidson Argyle. Lived and Loved. Lost and Gave. Prayed and Found.
Beloved wife and mother
Now with Christ in Heaven
She thought a lot.
Maybe too much.
(no, just kidding)
Lived Her Life with Passion and Love.
Thankful for Her Home on Earth,
Thankful to Be Home in Heaven
Lovely!
Lady Glamis: I especially like 'lost and gave' - so true for all of us (we hope)
Jennifer Shirk - welcome! I haven't tried that orzo recipe yet...but will :) In the end, it is the wife and mother that means so much.
Wendy: you crack me up! I love the concept of being thankful for this earthly home.
I'll add my own:
Tess Hilmo. Wife and Mother. Assumed and found the best in others.
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Now if you are not feeling serious -- it's fine to be silly. Or just leave your name. This drawing is random and not judged.
Tess!!!!!! I need that book! I suck at plot -- you know it's true!
(ps--I thought you'd want to know, my verification word for my last post was "peducks" which seems sadly appropriate for me.)
This is fun in a creepy kind of way, lol. :) I could really use that book though!
Bonny Jean Anderson
Loving Mother and Wife
No Regrets
Erm..I don't want to write my gravestone, but I do want to pop in and say that I'm really glad that you don't own a red calvin klein jumpsuit. I think it was the calvin klein detail that really made us think it was real. I think blogger needs to add a sarcasm button in their comments section.
Have a great weekend!
Ok--I got one. Do I get extra credit for invoking the subject of the book? :) xo
Here I lie,
and here I'll stay.
'Til a vampire plotline
takes me away.
Why are people creeped out by this? That is so interesting to me! Oh well, if you leave a comment of any kind, I'll still include your name in the drawing.
Amy - extra credit - sure! And, your entry intrigues me on your WIP!
BJ- no regrets. perfect.
Lisa and Laura - it's the calvin klein detail that makes it good writing ;)
What a fun and grim contest! ;p
Davin Malasarn
Listened and accepted.
Man people, let's have fun with this contest. Hmm, mine will say, She died published--wahoo! :)
Lived for Love
Died for Spite
Now this is fun!
For me:
Wife, Mother, Friend.
Crazy writer 'till the end.
=]
Get off the grass and keep the line moving. ;-)
I know the contest is over, but I was out of touch with the blogsphere most of last week and this weekend. It's early, the coffee hasn't kicked in, but the best I can come up with is . . .
What do you mean I need a query letter to get in?
I missed the contest, but I love the headlines... plotlines... um... whatever these things are called.
I just never intend to have a headstone. If I can't have immortality, I want burial at sea. Maybe we can tattoo something on a shark's belly?
Sweet to the last?
P.S. The verification word was "Di Old"
Hmmm....
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