Michelle over at Southern City Mysteries has started this great Wednesday Writing Prompt. Her prompt for today is "How the tides came crashing..." and here is what came to mind from that:
The ground was still soggy as Epps tried to gather fallen limbs. The fast tide in this small creek made it obvious even to his young eyes they'd lived through no ordinary storm. "Well," he thought, "Mom and that Charles fella are saying we've gone back in time. That sure means we were lucky not to have drowned. How they expect to make a fire out of this wet stuff I don't know, but I better not go any further upstream. If this really is around Bayou St. John, I could walk into swamp and be a goner for sure."
Well, it's a rough idea of one of my character's thoughts at the moment. I promise it will read better in the finished novel ;-)
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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