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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Happy Writing!
Alli Prince
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Quickly he walked looking over his shoulder at the perplexed and surprised stares of passersby. The combination of the heavy red, fur-lined suit and fake, white beard hugging his face created trickles of sweat on his brow even with the cool breeze of the coastal sunset. He replaced his black leather boots for bare feet which stepped in wet seafoam and sand instead of cold snow. To the dismay of the children nearby, his iconic sack that he had draped over his shoulder was not full of toys like it should be. It’s not every day you see a skinny speed-walking on the beach!
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