Wonderland blog

A Mad Tea-Party

You are Invited! ▼

It’s a tea party! Run around Writing.com and ‘invite’ ten members to visit your Wonderland book and to cheer you on. You must invite them via leaving a message on their notebook feed. Make your posts as appealing/creative as possible.

"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."
"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."
"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."
"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."
"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."
"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."
"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."
"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."
"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."
"Note: I'm wandering through wonderland, come see wha..."

The Riddle ▼

Create a madlib based on the mad tea party. (Not sure of what a madlib is or how to create it? Then check this out for help: "Madlibs" . Another example: "A Diving Adventure" )

Tea Party  (E) the mad hatter returns. #2243073 by Pumpkin Spice Sox

Talking to Time ▼

Would you like to have a particular time of the day remain at a constant? Try negotiating said hour to Mr. Time, and if you’re convincing enough, he can do you a big favor. (<500 words)

"My favorite time of day is the last hours of being awake when I have my beloved in my arms and we are discussing our days, our love, and our hopes in the future. I would give just about anything to stretch that time out forever," I told father time.

"That sounds like the very best of time, but without the past and future times, you have nearly nothing to discuss," He smiled at me and shrugged.

I considered his statement, "We could just spend the time holding and caressing each other."

He laughed, "I find it admirable that you love them that much, but without time apart your love could turn sour."

I frowned, "I guess the best favor you can do for me is to leave things as they are."


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