In Six Words: "My Earliest Memory of Writing"
Do you remember the first thing you ever wrote? Do you remember what it felt like to create with words for the first time--to hold pen (or pencil, or crayon) in hand and tell a story on paper?
In six words, tell us: What is your earliest memory of writing?
Tags: fiction, in, inspiration, nonfiction, six, words
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Permalink Reply by ire'ne lara silva on -
writing on brown paper bag pages.
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Permalink Reply by Jackie Bouchard on -
Funny poem for Mother's Day gift
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Permalink Reply by Linda Joy Myers on -
Started a novel at age 11.
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Permalink Reply by Cindy Brown on -
Fellow students loved my story - encore!
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Permalink Reply by B. Deborah Vahab on -
Teacher's praise filled
me with pride.
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Permalink Reply by Helen Mazarakis on -
Making squiggly lines, calling them words.
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Permalink Reply by Denise Washington on
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Words flowing freely, little girl transcended - Denise Washington
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Permalink Reply by suzi banks baum on
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Red crayon letters in a row.
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Permalink Reply by Karen Sosnoski on -
Scary teacher read my poem, melted.
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Permalink Reply by Madeline Tasky Sharples on -
Seventh grade composition class, Central School
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Permalink Reply by Julia Whitmore on -
locked diary with a few words
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Permalink Reply by Juliet Wilson on -
article on penguins, children's hospital magazine
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