Facebook is a source of much of my blog inspiration. Between cute kitten videos and wine humor, political satire and jokes about aging (un)gracefully the social media site is a veritable treasure trove of ideas.
Take this post for example:
Here is one of the sentences I culled from the multitude running through my head:
Gabriella Montagne plucked a pomegranate from a basket on the kitchen counter and hurled it at her loathsome brother Claude, hitting him squarely in his one good eye.
Justification for this being a unique sentence: uncommon names, uncommon fruit, one good eye.
The possibilities are endless. Come, give it a try. Who knows where that sentence might lead?
Peace and happy writing, people!

As Leslie turned and saw her shadow, she realized she had entered the twilight zone, thankfully wearing her favorite boots.
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😍
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I’m too lazy to think up a sentence, but the pomegranates look delicious 🙂
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Too lazy to invent a sentence, Bea plucked a ripe pomegranate from the bowl and daintily extracted the seeds.
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hahaha, you did it for me!
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Bea gave a “tssh” of annoyance when the pomegranate juice ran down her arm onto the priceless parchment.
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Oooh! All the alliteration!
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After turning down a syndicated Sitcom, the stripper turned B-actress, Ronda Radioactive, made a busty fortune in booking upscale “dystopia” tours of hot spots like Chernobyl, Fukushima, Three Mile Island and Goiania, Brazil.
Justification for this being a unique sentence: Combining light-weight cultural raunch with, if nothing else, a busty fortune via where the hell….Brazil.
Boo me, if you cotton up to such boorishness. This was fun. And I usually don’t think Facebook fun.
Loved your pomegranate proffer by the by.
Regards,
Doug
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Love it!
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The alarm went off, and so did Constance… right off her tree. 😛
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Perfect!
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He sat idly picking at the scabs from the shark bite, while planning how he would find the perfect business to launder the money.
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A whale of wondering just what happens next. So you’re no fish out of water when it comes to this creative stuff.
Regards,
Doug
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Yvonne, you need to keep going!
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It could become a TV series, like Breaking Bad. I’d call it Braking Too Late, or something.
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Lol!!!
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Quietly laying aside his hurdy-gurdy, Bun Karyudo instead put his forefinger on his philtrum as he pondered how best to take the eucalyptus log before him and whittle a didgeridoo.
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I’d say that is definitely a sentence that had never been penned before.
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Yay! A Karyudo original! 😀
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Everything you do is original. I read one of your posts aloud to my mother-in-law (Saint Helen) last night. We laughed for a long time.
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Really? Wow! Thank you very much. I’m genuinely flattered. 🙂
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