I'm sure we all remember sitting in English class when we were younger with our composition books open, ready to write. The teacher told us to start writing a story, so we did, and two minutes later, she told us to pass our book along to the person sitting next to us. This went on until the story we started was added on to and finished by our classmates. We got our composition books back filled with unfamiliar handwriting, words, and ideas.
So I figured we might as well reminisce a little and do it again, only this time it will be with people from all over!
First thing's first:
For this to work, people have to sign up and be willing to write. So visit the Sign Up page (located on the side bar) and sign up! Tell your friends, your classmates, whomever!
I'll send the composition book to you, and you'll have a week to add as much or as little as your heart desires. Then you'll send it back to me. Once I receive it, I'll update the story on the Story Page, and then send it out to the next person in line. This is going to take cooperation from everyone to work, so it's going to be important that you don't lose the book or keep it longer than you're supposed to.
I know there are some awesome minds out there, and together, we can make one heck of a story. Let's have fun with this, what do you say?
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Remember in grade school when the teacher would tell you to start a story in your composition book? And then after a minute or so, you'd pass it to the person next to you so they could add on, and when you got your book back finally, it was full of your classmates' handwriting and ideas? I do. How about we start another story?
