A story from A to Z by 26 Hubbers

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  1. Mark Bronze profile image59
    Mark Bronzeposted 13 years ago

    We can all write, right? Lets try to create a story whereby we each write a single sentence beginning with the letters of the alphabet in chronological order. I write a sentence beginning with A. Next Hubber creates next sentence beginning with B, next with C and so on. Only one sentence per Hubber allowed. Can we create a story that makes any sense at all? I think we can, so here goes. What is interesting is that we will not be able to give the story a title until its finished as we don't know yet if it will work or where the story will lead. Hopefully I get 25 to respond.

    A young boy was walking to school and thinking about the day ahead.

    1. Mark Bronze profile image59
      Mark Bronzeposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      The story so far...

      A young boy was walking to school and thinking about the day ahead.
      But he was worried about not having finished his homework.
      "Can I get this done in time", he wondered.
      Darting across the road, the boy considers skipping school today.
      "Everyday was the exact same anyway", he reasoned.
      Fishing was Bob's favorite hobby but he didn't like to go to the lake by himself so he kept looking about for his best friend.

      The next (single) sentence must begin with G

  2. timorous profile image80
    timorousposted 13 years ago

    But he was worried about not having finished his homework.

  3. Mark Ewbie profile image81
    Mark Ewbieposted 13 years ago

    "Can I get this done in time", he wondered.

  4. Judy Schmoetzer profile image61
    Judy Schmoetzerposted 13 years ago

    Darting across the road, the boy considers skipping school today.

  5. cookibuq profile image61
    cookibuqposted 13 years ago

    "Everyday was the exact same anyway", he reasoned.

    1. Penny Circle profile image58
      Penny Circleposted 13 years agoin reply to this

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      1. couturepopcafe profile image60
        couturepopcafeposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        When Bob found his 'friend', Jimmy the bunny, they went to the lake intending to spend the day fishing.  Bunny loved the water but Bob was afraid to go swimming.  Bunny jumped in anyway and dove to the bottom.  A long time had passed and Bob began to worry about his friend.  He paced and paced and finally walked into the water from the edge.  He peered into the water to see if he could see Bunny but what he saw amazed him.  There was a woman down there waving at him to come in.  "Just jump in," she said, her plump cheeks a beacon for the timid boy.  She had a pie in one hand and a strawberry sundae in the other.

  6. Tusitala Tom profile image64
    Tusitala Tomposted 13 years ago

    "Good," said the observer of all what had been going on.   He noticed immediately that one of those following the story had got the wrong idea and had not followed on with the appropriate letter.  Still he had done that sort of thing himself from time to time.

  7. timorous profile image80
    timorousposted 13 years ago

    Hurriedly, the storytellers re-grouped to pick up the tale from where it had been diverted. smile

  8. Stories Inc. profile image63
    Stories Inc.posted 13 years ago

    In fear of the apparition beneath the waves, he stumbled back, wiping his eyes.

    1. Mark Bronze profile image59
      Mark Bronzeposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Jeez, this is a mess and a half

  9. timorous profile image80
    timorousposted 13 years ago

    Kicking back, the two schoolboys were enjoying their truancy, patiently waiting for that first fish biting on their lines.

    1. Mark Bronze profile image59
      Mark Bronzeposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Looking behind them, when they were startled by  a sudden noise, they noticed something really strange.

  10. yolanda yvette profile image61
    yolanda yvetteposted 13 years ago

    Maybe school wasn't such a bad thing afterall, Bob thought to himself.

 
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