Welcome to day eleven of the Winter Writing Challenge! Are you ready to get those creative juices flowing? I loved reading all your submissions yesterday. Let’s see what you come up with today!
Here’s your next prompt!
Write a short description for this character:
Think you’re up for the challenge? We can’t wait to see what sort of description you guys come up with. Remember, it’s time to work together to unlock some of those awesome prizes, so post your description in the comments!
(Keep in mind, your descriptions should be less than 300 words!)
Before you start writing, we have some important rules for you to follow.
Writing Rules
1. Please keep the content of the poems and vignettes you post to a PG rating. Please avoid real curse words. Violence/fighting should be limited and purposeful. Please do not include any spice.
2. Have fun!
Remember to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page and post your story as an “answer” to this question. 🙂
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Edward never shied away from a challenge, or a chance to get on the boss’s nice list. So, when Mr. Campbell asked for a volunteer to play Santa at the office Christmas party, he didn’t hesitate. For years Joe Galetti played the role, but Joe retired last June. It was time for someone new to fill his Santa boots. They were pretty big shoes to fill, too. Joe had been delivering the office holiday goodies for years, he even had a white beard and somewhat of a twinkle in his eyes. Edward knew he couldn’t compete with that. When Mr. Campbell announced the party would be at the tiki bar on the beach, Edward had an idea. He wouldn’t try to fill Joe’s shoes, he would go barefoot! And instead of arriving at the main entrance, he decided to surprise everyone by walking in from the beach. It sounded like a good idea at the time. It wasn’t. He had to be dropped off pretty far up the beach. The sack grew heavy pretty quickly. His fake white beard made his face itch and the thick red suit was hot! Maybe he should have searched for a tropical Santa costume. The red velvet stuck to him as he sweated in the warm, muggy Florida air. Edward didn’t feel very jolly at the moment, and with his thin build, nothing shook like jelly. But here he was, beach Santa, about to kick off a new era of Christmas cheer with the Campbell Group and he was going to give it his best.
With Buddy Elf deciding to take Christmas so Santa can rest, Santa looked around for a vacation but unfortunately he got lost and landed on this island