A Hope from our Long Lost Distant Relations

Shtanakhari. That is my name pronounced Shta-na–kha–ree. Obviously, it is a short one and not my real name. You would scream and beg for death if you even started to spell it. And please do not even begin to consider what other options there could be. Analogies, predictions, deductions of a human mind are some of the pathetic forms of thoughts any species would have. None of them must’ve conceived of it as a curse lay upon them. But they are none of my concern, as they lie far away as any of us can see in the sky every day. A little tiny dot it is, the Milky Way galaxy they call it. Some of us would laugh at the thought of deciding to keep such a funny name.

But there are those who live there, among humans. They’re shape-shifters, capable of living human lives, their physical and mental bodies harmonized to working with them. They would be called as sleepers in the human world, only here they are called ‘The Cursed Ones’. Once they convert over to a human form, there is no way they would recognize themselves as dragons. They’ve blended well with the humans, but there is still a need for correction in them. But why wake them, progress has been increasingly well. It’s best to let them be as they have been since the dawn of the planet’s habitat. The time when the criminals would be sent out to risk their lives to knowing whether they can survive through the planetary conditions.

Those were the grim days when Plague Casters, Zombifiers, Death Sprayers, Sin Enchanters and Fear Breeders existed. Even though most of them have been cast away or destroyed, the minds of the rest have been corrupted, their disciples created, to carry further the orders of the implanted ideas, concepts and thoughts. The principles that bound any living creature are fierce enough to destroy our ‘Vessel of Life’ (Humans call it ‘Universe’).

Many of the races who prospered, either left in search of a different habitat or died fighting. It was like a darkness spreading its shadows over everything in its path. I would say those who left, made a wise decision. They left without saying a word. And neither did they speak where they were heading. All they did was create huge structures hidden either under magical cloaks and spells, or built them in the subterranean world. However, there were a few unfortunate races whose mighty structures got sabotaged during the process.

It has been an event embedded within our spirits since then. Although our race was at the pinnacle of the chain of all races, the darkness consumed a few and converted them to barricade us from living in peace. Other races accommodated few of us within the mighty structures that shot into the space high above. But half of us remained. Soon, the lights went out and there was darkness everywhere.

Only a few are what’s left of those unaffected. It’s been rather a while since everyone left in the black skies above. We know we’ve been farthest up into the thin air, which literally freezes and chills our physical forms. We haven’t managed to get higher, but the immense craft of various races who succeeded, managed to get beyond heights tolerable by anyone. Space the humans call it, where there’s no air. But they have no idea what it is. And they will all fail since they’ve been cursed.

As for us, we appreciate life for what it gives us. We, those unaffected by the darkness, live together in harmony and spirit. But there are necessary things which need to be done, those which need to be fulfilled, before the darkness consumes us as well and there is no one else. To think of the worse, is to think of unimaginable heights of destruction this darkness can lead into our ‘Vessel of Life’. And since an unknown number of days that have passed over us, the unaffected have tried their best to keep this scourge of evil bound to our planet. But we have known since hours, about the disciples of darkness building huge structures on open ground, protected by innumerable guards that used to be of different races before. We simply wonder in silence how quick our death would be in front of them. But we have not to only try, but succeed in destroying those structures before they leave into the dark skies above and hunt down the rest of the races who have gone into hiding.

To spoil their game, we have come up with a list of what needs to be done before we demolish the structures altogether and none left for them to lift off-ground. The list may not be in a chronological sequence, but will need to be put in place after thought of. For the love of life, this is the plan we would have to carry out to make sure the darkness does not lift itself into space. We can merely hope that following events would occur as expected and that there is no mistaking towards who are filled with dark entities within the minds of the affected:

1. As there is no possible way to control and defend our position after we make our strike, our primary targets would be to destroy that which is most important for building the massive structures. These would consist of resources, both strategic and other metallic sources, and would include those which are magical in nature.
2. The Portal of Ice will have to be opened, which is currently heavily guarded by the dark forces. This will allow our world to freeze, creating long winters everywhere, thereby delaying down the process to establish the large constructions.
3. In order to open the Portal of Ice, all five Fortresses of Thunder would have to be captured. Massive loss of life would occur defending them, for we need a few hours for the ground beneath to rumble our entire world.
4. The black dragons of Brathbarn will need to become pure in the Winds of Insensitive Life. It will cleanse all darkness that lies within and make them immune to it. Luring them out of the place and leading them into the hurricane shall be the most dangerous task.
5. The Metallic Fields of Dark Life will have to be destroyed in every place in our world, both above ground and submerged underwater. New dark-infested lives are grown in these areas, which drain out the lifespan from the world we inhabit.
6. After the Portal of Ice is opened, the subterranean worlds will have to be destroyed and taken care of once and for all. Mining of resources towards the structures will become a priority after the long winters start increasing production time to construct the massive structures. The Dwarves of Doratheen will have to be blessed by the Sea of Thunder to help us fight the battle in the subterranean.
7. After all barriers have been set up towards the construction of the massive structures, they will have to be destroyed in a way that will stop them from lifting off our world and moving into space. Although I haven’t an idea how we would do that, merely a opinion came in my mind to use their own and lead to their own end. The knowledge of darkness might have a vulnerable point of doubt and suspicion. It is with such attributes that we shall gain over them.

The above agenda should at least confirm to the devastation of the massive structures they have been building towards hunting down every race in the Vessel of Life. We may not have saved our world, but we induce to do our best to saving the eternally spanning Vessel of Life. There may not be much we could do, but even if we could sacrifice our lives to save others, it would be our duty to the All-Time Observer who understands what must be done at any given time.

This letter that I write to you may or may not reach those unaffected. It is unfortunate for me to picture myself in a condition of degradation and decay. My hide and skin wears off, with flesh bitten and grabbed away by those who have had fallen to the septic. And it is only a few hours from now that I know I would be one of them. There is not a thing I can do about it. Death is only a way into a world I know I would go through the doorway.

And with these final words, I speak no more and hope that someday someone unaffected by darkness will pick up my letter and act responsibly, until it becomes too late for all the races who have left us long before. Their lives are in your hands now and it is only you who can save them from the Great Scourge that breeds in our world. Make every unaffected life count. I will now take my leave and rest since I think I should, before the long and intense work starts for me.

This inspiration comes from multiple weekly challenges of the Daily Post:

1. Great Expectations – This letter expects a great deal of responsibility from an unaffected individual/party.
2. The Setting’s the Thing – This letter creates a setting about how the world is and what has become of it.
3. List Lesson – A list of events mention the need to be taken care of to make sure the dark forces do not lift off from the world and hunt down the remaining races.

Here are several entries for the Daily Post Weekly Writing Challenge – Great Expectations:

1. Never StationaryEnglish is My Favorite Subject
2. Ireland, Multiple Sclerosis & MeThe big, fat, ugly C
3. BumblepuppiesExpectations Insult My Intelligence
4. “My So-Called Blog”I can take so much, til I’vehadenough
5. reyoflightHighexpectations.
6. BalmyLifeShifting Expectations
7. Pippakin Talks Cats, Dogs, Teeth and ClawsExpectations
8. Suzie81 SpeaksGreat Expectations
9. Fish Of GoldEnd Of TheBoxes
10. TheMockingbird in MeA Short Story
11. Minimalism and IndiaMinimalism and Expectations.
12. Blooms and BubblesGiant Meat Penis (or why I’ll never be a food blogger)
13. Grit & SatinExpect The Unexpected a.k.a. Prepare To Be Disappointed
14. The Bohemian Rock Star’s “Untitled Project”The prospect of Grad School
15. adventuresofaneverydaywomanWhere is your resurrection?
16. A Really Full LifeThe Road to Hell is Paved, Really?
17. imaginationWeekly Writing Challenge: Great Expectations
18. Obsessive Compulsive Running…….How green is my valley?
19. browney237’s BlogThis week.
20. cateritforwardA Harsh Sentence
21. All Things GinaMy Great Expectations Beautifully Flopped
22. Victim to CharmExpecting
23. a contractBrat – No Tip For You!
24. jslefloreI Am My Own Worst Critic
25. Delicious AmbiguityExpect, Plunder, Rise
26. Teach, learn, writeMountain Biking – inspired by Great Expectations – Blogging U.
27. Babsje HeronOn the Street Where I Live: Boston Marathon2014
28. Musings of a Random Mindhow to win in the middle east
29. thanks for letting me autograph your catWhat to Expect When You’re Not Expecting
30. Eclecticfemale’s BlogGreat Expectations
31. Laughing Through LifeGetting Around The City: An Earth Day Rant
32. Kruti MehtaGreat Expectation – week’s writing challenge
33. Book MusingsGreat Expectations: 365 books a year
34. MARGARET ROSE STRINGERWriting Challenge: Great Expectations
35. FEARSelf Expectation
36. IcezineGreat Expectations
37. A Simple NoteEasy Expectation
38. Thinking Languages!Expectations
39. Andrea Reads AmericaWhat’s up with the dead bodies?
40. Deb’s worldWeekly writing challenge: Great expectations – do they ever live up to the hype?
41. Your Well Wisher ProgramApplied for Ted Global Fellow 2014 with Great Expectations…
42. experimenting with happinessDay 26 b – Dirty Expectations
43. Finale to an EntranceExpectations
44. Purplesus’ BlogWhen the lesson didn’t go to plan …
45. psychologistmimiFrom one knife to another: Great expectations
46. In Search of Lost MuchnessIn a minute, there is time
47. SERENDIPITYLESS IS MORE – THIS WEEK
48. davidriswantoSo, how many times have you criticized someone today?
49. An Upturned SoulWhat Happens when a Protected Species Lives in your Garden?
50. Life of A Fallen AngelDisappointments [or the realities] of Marriage
51. Half and HalfI Should Probably Lower My Expectations…
52. A Lady in WaitingExpectations Breed Disappointment
53. Our Midlife CrisisLowered Expectations, An Excellent Exception to Expecting
54. cheyNot So Great Expectations Challenge
55. Exploring AluraUniversal Expectations
56. Lead us from the Unreal to the RealAlready Home
57. One Pink RoseGreat Expectations
58. field of thornsThe Morgue
59. risingrave28Expectations: Short
60. Mary J MelangeThe Expectation Play
61. Creating ChristineA love story.
62. Life in PoetryUnexpected Hiccups
63. Her Heart Shaped Box(pt.5) Great Expecations: Vulnerable and the Unsure Actor
64. earnestly extraneousGreat Expectations
65. The Sapient ChroniclesMe, Myself, and I
66. hello from SandyGreat Expectations
67. The Day AfterWeekly Writing Challenge: Home Run Expectations
68. Wandering Earth#DP Writing Challenge: Great Expectations — A Pillow To Rest My Weary Head
69. The Landscape of BeingHow
70. the intrinsicknessOvercoming Expectations: My Letter from Grandma
71. The Shady TreeExpectations Weight
72. Poems and DrawingsWhen You Were Gone
73. Jux~ta~pozed: Life by DesignExpect What? Managing the Expectation Gap
74. Tonkadella’s Things in LifeShow your Marriage some Love
75. Properly RidiculousThe Tooth Fairy Gives Cash Bonus’ For Pain & Bad Decisions
76. Travel Morgan TravelThe Expectation and Reality of Living Abroad
77. Corned Beef HashtagExpectations of the Day
78. HavenTalesWeekly Writing Challenge : Great Expectations – “The Deeper Need”
79. MightWarafterwords: Sex and the Wheelchair
80. Imperfect HappinessCarolina Dreaming
81. Pocket-Sized MusingsSummer Expectations
82. asnappshotWeekly Writing Challenge:Great Expectations
83. Bonum in LiberoGreat Expectations
84. Misadventures of Afro GingerGreat Expectations (weekly challenge)
85. Glorious Results Of A Misspent YouthThe Blind Date From Hell
86. Mindful DigressionsNot such great expectations
87. Artfully AspiringHow I Met Your Father
88. Triumphant WingsHappiness, Health, Well Being
89. MahitravelWriting challenge: Great expectations
90. Mermaid’s tressesAnzac Day and those sweet, crunchy biscuits
91. HEART KINDLINGGreat Expectations, But Whose Are They?..
92. A Voice of My OwnGreat Expectations
93. Poems and DrawingsGreat Expectations
94. Trina’s North GermanyGreat expectations
95. theempathyqueenGreat Expectations: The Skeptical Consumer vs. the Customer Service Rep: Stupid People Tricks
96. Notes of a Prairie LotusGreat Expectations…or not?
97. yi-ching lin photographyappearances
98. Life’s punchesAll that she hoped for……
99. Zeebra Designs & DestinationsAwakenings on the River
100. 7verinaThe Feminine Agony!
101. theempathyqueenGreat Expectations: A Giant Strand of Lustrous Creamy Perfect Pearls
102. litadoolanBeautiful Expectations
103. The Life Me BlogLet Me Fly
104. A Hedonistic WanderWriting Challenge: Great Expectations
105. Emily AntonMaking friends with failure
106. The Quirky Life of POn Neighbourly Expectations and a Fishing Expedition
107. Dance With MadnessUnmet Expectations
108. A Word AdventureGreat Expectations ~ The Devil’s Bride
109. Understanding and Embracing DiversityGreat Expectations: Creating My Day In Advance
110. yi-ching lin photographyproperties
111. Master of Something I’m Yet To DiscoverA War of Expectations
112. Abysmal HeightsMirrors That Do Not Reflect: NaPoWriMo Day 26
113. ydoubt is a nurtured
114. Rose Glace’s BlogSucceeding. Failing. Immersing. Brooding.
115. Love, Support, Educate, Advocate, Accept…Challenging Expectations
116. ☥ Venom’s Blog ☥Weekly Writing Challenge: Great Expectations
117. Tinseltown TimesA War of Expectations
118. DANDELION’S DENMY GREAT EXPECTATIONS
119. FREE BIRDExpectations…a vicious circle…
120. yi-ching lin photographysqueezebox
121. Niki’s ThoughtsWeekly Writing Challenge – Great Expectations
122. Window on my worldAn easy walk in the mountains!
123. Journey 2 ImprovementTeenage Hood: A Creepy Menace?
124. Honoring the LightI am Not Always the Person that Writes this Blog
125. Mod with LoveConfessions of a shortie and why I hated netball
126. Mermaid’s tressesThe it’s-not-chocolate? upside-down pear cake (egg-free)
127. Views Splash!Taxes
128. The Log BlogPoopy Expectations
129. Mayur Wadhwani’s BlogHigh Expectations

Here are several entries for the Daily Post Weekly Writing Challenge – The Setting’s the Thing:

1. The WordPress C(h)ronicleThe Setting’s the Thing
2. IcezineOnce upon a time….yesterday
3. BumblepuppiesGeneral Stupidity Insults My Intelligence
4. Lead us from the Unreal to the RealPush Through Me
5. I’m a Writer, Yes I AmI’ve Never Been to New York, but I’ve Been To Denver
6. Renew JoyOne New York Plaza
7. Mary J MelangeScenes from a Move
8. loyal museFriday Evening
9. MARGARET-ROSE STRINGERWeekly Writing Challenge: The setting’s the thing
10. Late~Night RuminationsThe Setting’s The Thing
11. Book MusingsMy Tear Stained Cheeks: an untrue tale
12. Telling it my wayThe Setting’s The Thing
13. Rolbos ©The Story-teller…
14. tnkerr-Writing Prompts and PracticeSeptember 1984
15. Chronicles of an Anglo SwissWeekly Writing Challenge: The Setting’s The Thing
16. yi am holding onto
17. ythe recipe for
18. SERENDIPITYTHE WALL
19. lovehappynotesWhere writers write, what’s right for you?
20. asnappshotweekly Writing Challenge: The Setting’s the Thing
21. Stealing All the SevensLiving in the Webs
22. Cream Cheese, Bread & World PeaceWeekly Writing Challenge: The Setting’s the Thing.
23. This is ME, you know.Weekly Writing Challenge: The Setting’s the Thing
24. BumblepuppiesCaveman Dentistry Insults My Intelligence
25. Corned Beef HashtagThe City of Berian
26. Mermaid’s tressesSpiced green tea
27. Menomama3’s BlogThe motel
28. Project MomentarilyWhat’s knittin’, kitten?
29. ymy dad is vacuuming
30. Glorious Results Of A Misspent YouthThe Scarlet Later
31. Glorious Results Of A Misspent YouthDelilah-Gate
32. Anecdotal Tales(Weekly Writing Challenge) In Which Pooh and His Friends Meet The Walking Dead
33. spirit grindwaking rendezvous
34. Rabiscos da JuHoje eu não posso só observar
35. Toss the TypewriterWkly Brief – Idol Homecoming
36. the relative cartographerStraight from the Diary of Candi Partridge
37. Apoplectic ApostrophesNature vs. Nurture
38. The D/A DialoguesZoned: A Setting
39. Rejoice, BelovedThe Stranger Photograph
40. Book MusingsHeat
41. Forty, c’est Fantastique !Settingup
42. Shawn’sOpenJournalLabyrinth
43. derekalanwilkinsonSuicideno. 58: That Endless Canopy
44. psychologistmimiA young woman goes to washington: Running through the streets in her cherished wrinkled suit
45. The Bohemian Rock Star’s “Untitled Project”Not For Long 5/16 update
46. The Writingwolf: Words and WondersSettings and Senses
47. A Voice of My OwnHigh School is Not Pretty
48. The Sapient ChroniclesWhere’s Aldo?
49. Never Nothing Going OnA Journey to the Top
50. You and I walk a fragile line.Somewhere In Time
51. The corner of my imaginationThe Setting’s the Thing
52. Life with TessThe Setting’s the Thing: Paris
53. Sweat, Tears and Digital InkCould Frodo Have Used a GPS?
54. Mayur Wadhwani’s BlogYou’re Beautiful,….
55. chey beingThe Wait. (Weekly Writing Challenge: The Setting’s the Thing)
56. chey beingThe Wait. (Weekly Writing Challenge: The Setting’s the Thing)
57. litadoolanCamdenCalling
58. AWordAdventureTheSetting’sthe Thing ~ Travelling to the Desert

Here are several entries for the Daily Post Weekly Writing Challenge – List Lesson:

1. Charles Ray’s RamblingsList Lesson
2. Minimalism and India20 Things I am glad I know before turning 20.
3. charlottesville winterHer List
4. Never Nothing Going OnMission Accomplished!
5. I’m a Writer, Yes I AmPeriodic Chart of Incomprehensibility
6. Remind Your MindA List of Steps to Success or to Failure
7. Linda Maye AdamsThe Lonely Sounds of War
8. New3Creation Writing10 Things I Learned After Moving out of Mom’s House
9. unlockingwordsList poetry: Jobs I’ve had
10. Perpetual MischiefChallenge Accepted
11. A mom’s blogThings I have done exactly once in my life
12. Thoughts of a LunaticList Lesson
13. Bag and SpoonBeen there. Done that. Must go back!
14. Bumblepuppies“Normal” Music Insults My Intelligence
15. FUNNY…PECULIARPut a fork in your… WHAT?
16. Dragonfly Gypsy USAWeekly Writing Challenge: Lists
17. Love Happy Notes – Daily Fun and InspirationInspiration
18. risingrave28So, going back?
19. New Teacher Life10 teacher promises I can’t keep
20. Hullabaloo and Susie TooHow to Write a Blog Post (in 26 easy steps!)
21. Re3ecca10 reasons why Britain would be stupid to leave the EU.
22. Jennigreenmiller’s Blog21 Things
23. on road to inkrichmentWhat I saw this morning….
24. The Zombies Ate My BrainsVegetables A to Z
25. isabeltowers’s BlogBadly bred bitch
26. Never StationaryLetters to old friends about why we’re not friends today
27. To Breathe is to WriteThings That I Appreciate Now That I’m Old(er)
28. My Crazy High School LifeReasons Why I Love CIRS
29. The Secret Weekend (Writer) WarriorList Lesson: A List of Complimentary Closes
30. Never Nothing Going OnMy Anti-Bucket List
31. Out Where the Buses Don’t RunEverything I Learned About Life, I Learned From Watching Movies
32. 4 Juices & an Espressolist lesson … turned life lesson
33. TALKING-STORY WITH PICTURESLIST: WORDS I LIKE
34. Life in PoetryReasons for not Picking up the Phone
35. loveletterstoaghost21 Questions I Never Thought to Ask
36. Lives In StoneLesser known perks to living in a zombie infested world
37. lifebeinggirlyListing towards something: Writing Challenge
38. Meaningful Mommy5 Dogs and a Snake : WordPress Weekly Prompt Challenge
39. La chica de la burbujaWeekly Writing Challenge : List Lessons
40. The Equiatic BindThe Daily Post Challenge: Things I Can’t Live Without
41. Hope* the happy huggerCrazy random thoughts.
42. Writer, editor, etc.Day jobs and nut logs
43. Reflections from the CubicleWeekly Writing Challenge: Making Lists
44. In my worldWeekly Writing Challenge: My Lists on TV
45. caseylove’sFew of my Favorite Things
46. caseylove’sTo Aspire
47. At Home in New HampshireThe Daily Press – List Lesson
48. pardenmeA List – Summer Fun
49. Little Thoughts, Little LovesWays they’d find you in a faceless line up
50. Advocate of EntropyList of sorts
51. Musings of a Soul Eclectic19 Reasons Why I Love My Cat More Than I Would A Boyfriend
52. Mostly True Stories of K. Renae P.5 Things Kids Get Wrong (And Adults Too)
53. Shawn’s Open JournalTrain Rides
54. Of Glass & Paper#DailyPrompt: List Lesson
55. Ripples of TruthThe Perfect Man
56. D is for Daria5 Things I Wish I Could Do
57. The Daily PostList Lesson
58. Half and HalfThings Boys Are Doing While They’re Not Texting You Back
59. unlockingwordsFaceless
60. Trash WalkingList Lesson
61. The Expressible CaféList Poem: A Lost Phone
62. what if?Discovering Myself from A-Z in the Blog World
63. Chronicles of an Anglo SwissWeekly Writing Challenge: List Lesson
64. Suzie81 SpeaksA Dented Bucket List
65. Love Happy Notes – Daily Fun and InspirationYou’re a Star
66. Living, Learning and Letting GoStruggles with Conflict #2
67. Fish Of Gold10 Things I Hate Part 25
68. Fish Of Gold10 Things I Hate Part 26
69. Just Be VList Lesson: Daily Post Weekly Writing Challenge – You’ll Do It!
70. chey beingWhat makes you happy?
71. asnappshotWeekly Writing Challenge: List Lesson
72. bohemianstargypsyWeekly Writing Challenge-List Lesson
73. psychologistmimiSeven ways to avoid wrinkles including staying away from annoying people
74. bohemianstargypsy“she came in thru the bathroom window”
75. jen groeber: mama artI Am Afraid
76. SarahLee RegisteredNurseLove and Hate-a Nurse’s List
77. Starry Traveler’s RoadHow to deal with the phone
78. English All You CanIn Solitude
79. The Bohemian Rock Star’s “Untitled Project”Ten things I have to do after I graduate college
80. Mama CormierWriting Lists – Jobs I’ve had since I was 10
81. A Fragile LineLife in Red
82. Midlife Crisis CrossoverThoughts That Never Occurred to Me During My Lonely “Nice Guy” Years
83. Late~Night RuminationsNow That I’m In My 40′s, I Totally Get It
84. Rita L. NielsenMuch To Do About Mushrooms
85. Master of Something I’m Yet To Discover10 Steps To Where You’re Going
86. The Equiatic BindOn Turning 30
87. SA:ME (사메)List Lesson – Item #1
88. parcelsandsplice35 Reasons you don’t always pick up the phone:
89. jennsmidlifecrisisWeekly Writing Challenge: Movie List Lessons
90. Imperfect HappinessWhy I Didn’t Answer When You Called
91. the intrinsicknessA List of Lists
92. The Day AfterMy Top Ten List of Why I Never (seldom) Answer My Phone
93. cockatooscreechingA list of completely random sentences.
94. Eclectic AlliList Lessons
95. Stranger than FictionList 1
96. The Writingwolf: Words and WondersThe Sci-Fi That Should’ve Been
97. spirit grindblessed arms
98. Words We Women WriteWEEKLY WRITING CHALLENGE: THE LISTING LIFE
99. Red Lantern BicyclistA-okay.
100. Overcoming BloglessnessCogito Ergo Listo (A Poem of Lists of Stuff I Memorized)
101. Life’s Unfiltered RamblingsA Not-So-Ordinary List
102. The Uncustomary Housewife25 Things Kids These Days Will Never Fully Understand: Missing the 90′s
103. The Uncustomary HousewifeBetween the Sheets With Peanut Butter: Things Newlyweds Need to Know
104. The Uncustomary HousewifeI Have A Bone to Pick With ALL Americans
105. The Uncustomary Housewife“We, The Crazy Presidents of the United States…”
106. The Uncustomary Housewife26: My Days Aren’t Numbered
107. James CleggListless Me
108. Loin de zanzibarListe: Writing challenge
109. Forgotten Correspondence“I Believe” – The 24th of March 1984 – Shermer, Illinois
110. Merissa Hatch10 What If Questions and Why We Should Make A List
111. RosieSmrtiePantsKizzie Leads us in a Drinking Game
112. aNadventuresYou know you’re back in Germany after having spent considerable time in Turkey when…
113. Mario Types7 reasons I find it so difficult to write
114. Mermaid’s tressesWhy we avoid sugar (and other stuff)
115. CAROLYN’S COMPOSITIONS11 Facts About Father’s Day
116. Deb’s worldI may be many things but at least I’m not listless
117. Toss the TypewriterWkly Brief – Why Follow NWSL?
118. Just something I was thinking about . . .Lottery To Do List
119. Trekkismo10 dumb questions people ask me about hiking
120. Just Me and My ThoughtsIn This Moment
121. Gary HoldawayThe Hands Of Children
122. Kate MurrayOrderly Chaos
123. For Lack of PaperWhat would you ask your future self?
124. Glorious Results Of A Misspent YouthA Hypocrite’s Oath
125. Glorious Results Of A Misspent YouthThe Life Of A Concert Promoter
126. Glorious Results Of A Misspent YouthThe Official List of Lists (In Verse)
127. Love Happy Notes – Daily Fun and InspirationLet sleeping storms lie
128. Planted in the SkyA Post A Day For 30 Days: Twenty-Nine. Find A Happy Place, Right Here.
129. Mostly True Stories of K. Renae P.Things That Make Summer Awesome
130. Trina’s North Germany7 reasons, why life in North Germany is good
131. {This Is Life}lyrically inspired – to all the songs i’ve sung before
132. Jesus, Beer, and My Tiny KitchenWhy I Drink Beer
133. Jesus, Beer, and My Tiny KitchenWhy I Drink Beer
134. Words From WellieListing For “Someone”
135. tuckedintoacornerpromises made, promises broken
136. The Silver Leaf JournalWords Beginning with List
137. the relative cartographerThe Aftermath: A List
138. hello from SandyList Lesson
139. bodhisattvaintraininglisting
140. The Andrea ProjectThe A List
141. The Uncustomary HousewifeTake Figurative Statements Literally: You’ll laugh your head off.
142. How to Play HouseThings I would miss about living in England
143. Whimsey PieThe Small Joys of Summer
144. The Silver Leaf JournalDirections to Nostalgia
145. nirupamaprvLists
146. The Silver Leaf JournalWhat if?
147. Cook & Librarian
148. The Outlook OutletMoon of My Life
149. Carl’s Rants & RavesThe List of Art in my Home
150. Be InspiredA Good Nap
151. Silent SoliloquyThe Suffocant
152. Flourish!Beautiful Imperfections (a list)
153. FREE BIRDLet’s Talk About…SEX…
154. List LessonWeekly Writing Challenge
155. Living, Learning and Letting GoAn Early Morning Walk
156. Brown Hair, Brown Eyes5 Things That Make No Sense To Me
157. Planted in the SkyA List: 30 Lessons from the 30 Day Challenge
158. The Bohemian Rock Star’s “Untitled Project”#Poetry: A list for life
159. Lunar Spot5 Things That Make Me Happy
160. Living with Post Concussion SyndromeTen Things I’ll Never Forget
161. Be Less Amazing7 Things to (Maybe Someday) Stop
162. Perpetual MischiefA days worth of thoughts…
163. The State Of GraceCan’t Live Without
164. bodhisattvaintrainingthe kissing list
165. Love in the SpacesWhy I Hate “Bucket Lists”
166. The Quirky Life of PP becomes Listless
167. Susan’s Loves, Books, and CoffeeWhy I Should NOT Go To The Pool
168. Raising RylanWhat does the first of the month mean to you?
169. THB FilesThe 10 Worst Mistakes I’ve Made As A Teenager
170. A Voice of My OwnLists About Procrastination
171. The Secret Weekend (Writer) WarriorFinding my way: Daily Prompt – Futures Past
172. PolymathicallyA List Mementos: A Work In Progress
173. A Little Bit of NothingWeekly Writing Challenge: List Lesson