Shrimp Fried Rice In 4 Steps!

Shrimp fried rice, how hard can it be?

Step 1: Find an experienced Shrimp chef. (The best are found at the Bikini Bottom)

Step 2: Greet the Shrimp in his proper dialect. (There are many tongues of the shrimp language).

Step 3: Bow and request the Shrimp to fry the rice you have brought before him.

Step 4: If deemed worthy, the shrimp will fry your rice, and your guests will be pleased.

Challenge

Five Sentence Freakout!

The point of this challenge is to write a strictly five sentence horror/thriller story with your first sentence being: “Four minutes in and I knew I had made a colossal mistake.” Notice: The sentence prompt count as your FIRST sentence, meaning you will write 4 more to complete the five-sentence-freakout. (Blatant run-on sentences will be a negative grade when judging these). Have fun and Happy Halloween!

INFP in Horror & Thriller

21 reads

No one had to die

Four minutes in and I knew I had made a colossal mistake. I needed the money. Why did the clerk try and be a hero? No one had to die.

Challenge

Not What It Seems...

In a short, not more than 50 words, start with something that seems beautiful but surprises us, or perhaps begin with something that seems sinister and turns out to be quite lovely. However you'd like to go. See my example if you need a hint, but feel free to take the prompt as you wish! God bless and much success! PLEASE tag me @LexiCon in the comments after you've finished your piece). It's been a while since I've hosted a challenge (and really interacted much with the site in general) I pray you've all been well! Much love.

INFP

25 reads

Goodbye Old Friend

I got home from work to see Abby, my dog, for her daily greeting, Same spot as always, I reach down to pet her when I noticed her heavily breathing and in pain, I was the last to come home, she waited to say bye one last time.

Challenge

Tell me what went wrong

what the title says! can be poetry, free-verse, anything! Take a crack at it!

INFP

23 reads

Sorry Kid

Things went wrong when I realized I could not look my younger self in the eyes and tell him you'll always be happy, goofy, and carefree. That you'll always have your loved ones or your fast food runs with your grandpa. That you wont sit alone at lunch in high school, that you'll be proud of the person you've become.

Ive always looked to the future to find happiness, but sometimes a talk with the past reminds me action needs to be taken in the present. One day we will meet and I will be everything he wanted, which was simply, to be happy in company and solitary.