Icy

Scribbulous! Prompt #58

Use the word icy to create a drabble. You may use the word prompt literally by including it in the text, or find a way to be a little more creative!

All drabbles must be 100-275 words.

Please use correct spelling, punctuation and grammar, and make certain your drabble relates to the prompt in this thread. At this time, all posts in this thread must be R/Hr or Gen.

Use the following headers to post your drabbles:

Title (if desired):
Author:
Rating:
R/Hr or Gen:
Word count:

If you would like to comment on a particular author's work, use the OWL system on the forums, or post in the same thread, putting the author's name in bold. Please do not quote the entire drabble.

For more details about the rules for this forum, please read the Drabble Guidelines before posting! Any questions about the Drabble Forum should be posted in the Guidelines thread.

At this time, the last prompt, blue, has been unpinned and is now open for drabbles of any pairing that does not contradict R/Hr. Previous drabbles threads are located here.

**Reminder**

Submitted drabbles should not be longer than 275 words.

One of the best purposes of drabble writing is to sharpen your skills, learning to think and write with the best words to describe the scene or emotion you wish to convey. Remaining within the word count limit, and further making an effort to reduce the number of words you use, is big part of the drabble exercise.

It's meant to be a challenge, so let 's see how well we can all do with 275 words -- or less, all right? : )

Have fun!

Blue

Scribbulous! Prompt #57

Use the word blue to create a drabble. You may use the word prompt literally by including it in the text, or find a way to be a little more creative!

All drabbles must be 100-275 words.

Please use correct spelling, punctuation and grammar, and make certain your drabble relates to the prompt in this thread. This thread is now open to drabbles of any pairing that doesn't contradict R/Hr.

Use the following headers to post your drabbles:

Title (if desired):
Author:
Rating:
R/Hr or Gen:
Word count:

If you would like to comment on a particular author's work, use the OWL system on the forums, or post in the same thread, putting the author's name in bold. Please do not quote the entire drabble.

For more details about the rules for this forum, please read the Drabble Guidelines before posting! Any questions about the Drabble Forum should be posted in the Guidelines thread.

At this time, the last prompt, heat wave, has been unpinned and is now open for drabbles of any pairing that does not contradict R/Hr. Previous drabbles threads are located here.

**Reminder**

Submitted drabbles should not be longer than 275 words.

One of the best purposes of drabble writing is to sharpen your skills, learning to think and write with the best words to describe the scene or emotion you wish to convey. Remaining within the word count limit, and further making an effort to reduce the number of words you use, is big part of the drabble exercise.

It's meant to be a challenge, so let 's see how well we can all do with 275 words -- or less, all right? : )

Have fun!

Heat Wave

Scribbulous! Prompt #56

Use the words heat wave to create a drabble. You may use the word prompt literally by including it in the text, or find a way to be a little more creative!

All drabbles must be 100-275 words.

Please use correct spelling, punctuation and grammar, and make certain your drabble relates to the prompt in this thread. This thread is now open to drabbles of any pairing that doesn't contradict R/Hr.

Use the following headers to post your drabbles:

Title (if desired):
Author:
Rating:
R/Hr or Gen:
Word count:

If you would like to comment on a particular author's work, use the OWL system on the forums, or post in the same thread, putting the author's name in bold. Please do not quote the entire drabble.

For more details about the rules for this forum, please read the Drabble Guidelines before posting! Any questions about the Drabble Forum should be posted in the Guidelines thread.

At this time, the last prompt, bloom, has been unpinned and is now open for drabbles of any pairing that does not contradict R/Hr. Previous drabbles threads are located here.

**Reminder**

Submitted drabbles should not be longer than 275 words.

One of the best purposes of drabble writing is to sharpen your skills, learning to think and write with the best words to describe the scene or emotion you wish to convey. Remaining within the word count limit, and further making an effort to reduce the number of words you use, is big part of the drabble exercise.

It's meant to be a challenge, so let 's see how well we can all do with 275 words -- or less, all right? : )

Have fun!

Bloom

Scribbulous! Prompt #55

Use the word bloom to create a drabble. You may use the word prompt literally by including it in the text, or find a way to be a little more creative!

All drabbles must be 100-275 words.

Please use correct spelling, punctuation and grammar, and make certain your drabble relates to the prompt in this thread. This thread is now open to drabbles of any pairing that doesn't contradict R/Hr.

Use the following headers to post your drabbles:

Title (if desired):
Author:
Rating:
R/Hr or Gen:
Word count:

If you would like to comment on a particular author's work, use the OWL system on the forums, or post in the same thread, putting the author's name in bold. Please do not quote the entire drabble.

For more details about the rules for this forum, please read the Drabble Guidelines before posting! Any questions about the Drabble Forum should be posted in the Guidelines thread.

At this time, the last prompt, wind, has been unpinned and is now open for drabbles of any pairing that does not contradict R/Hr. Previous drabbles threads are located here.

**Reminder**

Submitted drabbles should not be longer than 275 words.

One of the best purposes of drabble writing is to sharpen your skills, learning to think and write with the best words to describe the scene or emotion you wish to convey. Remaining within the word count limit, and further making an effort to reduce the number of words you use, is big part of the drabble exercise.

It's meant to be a challenge, so let 's see how well we can all do with 275 words -- or less, all right? : )

Have fun!

Wind

Scribbulous! Prompt #54

Use the word wind to create a drabble. You may use the word prompt literally by including it in the text, or find a way to be a little more creative!

All drabbles must be 100-275 words.

Please use correct spelling, punctuation and grammar, and make certain your drabble relates to the prompt in this thread. This thread is now open to drabbles of any pairing that doesn't contradict R/Hr.

Use the following headers to post your drabbles:

Title (if desired):
Author:
Rating:
R/Hr or Gen:
Word count:

If you would like to comment on a particular author's work, use the OWL system on the forums, or post in the same thread, putting the author's name in bold. Please do not quote the entire drabble.

For more details about the rules for this forum, please read the Drabble Guidelines before posting! Any questions about the Drabble Forum should be posted in the Guidelines thread.

At this time, the last prompt, gather, has been unpinned and is now open for drabbles of any pairing that does not contradict R/Hr. Previous drabbles threads are located here.

**Reminder**

Submitted drabbles should not be longer than 275 words.

One of the best purposes of drabble writing is to sharpen your skills, learning to think and write with the best words to describe the scene or emotion you wish to convey. Remaining within the word count limit, and further making an effort to reduce the number of words you use, is big part of the drabble exercise.

It's meant to be a challenge, so let 's see how well we can all do with 275 words -- or less, all right? : )

Have fun!