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Rid yourself of writer’s block. Take the challenge.
Characters in Conflict
Two characters in conflict over the setting, place them indoors or outdoors, public or private, where one character wants to go and the other one wants to stay. Make sue to include dialogue and details of setting. Use small paragraphs and have a new paragraph each time there is a new speaker. (Dr. Greg Oaks)
Good writing to all who choose to take the challenge!
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