Week 12
Genre of the Week: General Fiction
How they work: Each week there is going to be a post completely dedicated to writing prompts. This will compliment the genre of the week, named every Saturday. Below three pictures are posted along with word prompts to go with them. Three options will be beneath each picture. All suggestions are welcome, and if you desire, please share your ideas.
*Since US Thanksgiving is. coming up, I wanted to create wiring prompts that really bring out the flavor of the season--food. I love food! The smells, the taste, and cooking itself. Hopefully this inspires both writing and cooking.
1.) "Elegance, sweet elegance."
"I wish you talked about me that way."
"My love, I do talk about you in a more pleasurable manner. Alas, I only wish I could cook as well as you."
2.) She opened the fridge and began her tango with ingredients. Smells and sweetness and savory became her partners. The pots and pans lingered upon the stove top, warmth ushered its way into sweet serenity.
By the end of the night and all was done, love had stricken the air and their bellies.
3.) "Soup again?"
"Not everyone can afford to have meat every night. Besides, I think I mastered making the bread this time."
"Maybe I just wanted to have a fancy dinner."
"By yourself with two place setting?"
2.) Swan lake crackled over the nearby record. He was always a sucker for the classics. Nothing was more romantic. Sweet candles flickered beside the lasagna. Will she like it. He thought. Or will she leave, like last time?
3.) Unfinished, they left dinner without a trace.
2.) Mornings had passed when we had finally feasted. Eggs and pancakes littered the table. But I didn't care, at least it was food.
3.) Camping was never my thing. Bears, Big Foot, and bugs, the three B's that I never adored.
Sources: currytrail.in Spice Cauliflower and Almost Soup (Image 1), instagram.com @ellstark & @etdecroissants (Image 2), thelondoner.me (Image 3)
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