Sunday Six Sentences Meme
I'm hoping this'll help increase my productivity over the summer. Snagged from mizzy2k - Each Sunday, post six sentences from a writing project -- published, submitted, in progress, for your cat -- whatever.
One
Steve doesn’t really believe in fate. He’s always thought that people make their own luck, that if you want something - say, like to fight for your country - you have to go out and get it yourself. But even he has to admit there’s something symbolic about the situation he’s in. He’s managed to travel around eighteen states without running into any trouble and yet, here he is, back in New York on what’s only meant to be a stop-over and he’s managed to get himself caught up in a bank robbery. He’s pretty sure someone’s trying to tell him something.
He can see three gunmen or, at least, three pairs of gunmen’s feet from where he’s crouching on the floor.
Two
“Awesome, babysitting duties.” Dean threw himself down on top of Adam’s bed, not bothering to take off his muddy boots.
Adam scowled. “That’s not funny.”
“No, it’s not.” On his way to the door, John pointed at Dean. “Don’t be patronising. I won’t be long.”
One
Steve doesn’t really believe in fate. He’s always thought that people make their own luck, that if you want something - say, like to fight for your country - you have to go out and get it yourself. But even he has to admit there’s something symbolic about the situation he’s in. He’s managed to travel around eighteen states without running into any trouble and yet, here he is, back in New York on what’s only meant to be a stop-over and he’s managed to get himself caught up in a bank robbery. He’s pretty sure someone’s trying to tell him something.
He can see three gunmen or, at least, three pairs of gunmen’s feet from where he’s crouching on the floor.
Two
“Awesome, babysitting duties.” Dean threw himself down on top of Adam’s bed, not bothering to take off his muddy boots.
Adam scowled. “That’s not funny.”
“No, it’s not.” On his way to the door, John pointed at Dean. “Don’t be patronising. I won’t be long.”