Well here we are at Friday again. Hope everyone has had a good week. Time to give you all something new to consider. You can share your responses with the community in the Writing Prompts forum!

Prompt 246 – Creative
Tag – First Line
“What now?”

Prompt 247 – Creative
Tag – The End
You have been found to have a very rare heart condition. You have been informed that you must stay calm and on very strong medication to keep your heart rate down. There are many restrictions on what you can or can’t do, but there is one that you can’t abide by. You have been told that if you have sex, even once, it will kill you and be the end. Do you stay safe or decide sex is worth the end?

Last week's prompts seemed to draw lots of attention. From the Zombie Apocalypse to the list words, both sets were fairly active. Some of them were fun, some were serious, and some, well they just have to be read to be believed. I am always amazed at what an author can do with the prompts. However, each week I try to pick out something a little different to spotlight. Daithi gave a very short, but very emotional response to the list of words prompt. The prompt asked you to
use the following words in a story – engagement party, clown, toilet paper, magnolia tree, and cowboy boots.

It seems just yesterday when he was running around with Roarke's old cowboy boots and nothing else. He traipsed thru every mud puddle that day trying to be the same as Christopher Robin. Roake got so mad at him but Sean just turned those blue eyes up at him and Roarke's mad just flew out the window. I swear there were days he got away with murder just by turning those blue eyes on you. The first time he tried shaving he looks so cute walking down the hallway with what had to have been 3 pieces of toilet paper stuck to his chin to stop the bleeding, thank god for electric shavers. Just last week he was acting the clown at his engagement party I think Tara was so embarrassed when he excused himself half way thru the dinner and walked back into the hall carrying a huge bouquet of balloons and brought then to her. There were so much laughter and love that night. Its hard to believe it was only a week ago, so much has happened since then. I turn away from the stark scene of the lone headstone sitting on the hill underneath the Magnolia tree, I think to myself, there is something wrong with the world when parents outlive there children.

You can find other takes on this prompt here - http://www.gayauthors.org/forums/topic/37284-prompt-245-creative/

The Zombie prompt had plenty of takers too and can be found here - http://www.gayauthors.org/forums/topic/37283-prompt-244-creative/

Enjoy your week. Remember to keep reading, writing, and reviewing. Have fun all.