Writing Exercise

My mind on the Daily.
I believe that humanity has successfully devolved. In many ways more than physical. Technology stem from every part of human existence. Yet technology will decrease the productivity, ability to think, create false norms, while destroying the key concepts that keep us human, and creating competition.
By Plan Execute Profit2 years ago in Writers
Th story of Red River - Ha Noi
In the heart of a far-off land where the waters of the Red River caress verdant banks and ancient pagodas stretch towards the sky, lies Hanoi, a city where stories are painted in the vibrant hues of its bustling streets and tranquil lakes. It was to this enchanting capital that Ella, a young writer with a thirst for adventure and stories untold, was drawn. She sought not just the tales that history had woven into the fabric of the city but the whispers of everyday life that echoed in the alleyways and markets.
By Jay Pham2 years ago in Writers
Ha Noi is an Ideal Tourist City
In the heart of Vietnam, embraced by the gentle flow of the Red River, lies Hanoi, a city where history whispers from ancient walls and modern vibrancy pulses through its streets. It is a place where the past and present coalesce, creating a tapestry rich with culture, cuisine, and captivating tales. This is the story of Hanoi, an ideal tourist city, through the eyes of Maya, a curious traveler with a thirst for discovery.
By Jay Pham2 years ago in Writers
Key Strategies To Consider For Video Ads Translation
The world is getting more advanced with every passing hour. The businesses never thought they would be adding videos in their marketing strategies but they have been using the mediums to upload their videos which they once considered cringe. With YouTube becoming the second largest search engine and processing up to 3 billion searches monthly, video translation has become crucial to address the global audiences. A study from Cisco also anticipated that up to 82% of the internet traffic was going to be video content by 2024 and we all are witnessing it. Translating your videos is particularly evident for people who speak different languages. If you think that everyone can understand and speak English, you need to rethink. Only 18.07% of the world's population can speak English. How about the rest of the 81.93%?
By Jany Lin2 years ago in Writers
Prompted: #3
PROMPTED: INTRODUCTION After a bit of travel out of the country, I'm back to Vocal and ready to dive into another edition of the Prompted Writer's Challenge. I hope you're ready, too. The past two challenges generated a lot of great entries and I look forward to seeing what transpires from Prompted: #3. So, let's get to it!
By Randy Baker2 years ago in Writers
Day 10: "When" Timed Writings
From Pat Pattison’s book “SONG-WRITING WITHOUT BOUNDARIES” I am following the outline as presented for timed writing. I ordered the book and started this challenge.
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Writers
"How To Find The Time To Write"
I have always wanted to be a writer. Since I was a little girl and got my first journal from my dad at Barnes and Nobles. We were out for the day, (I couldn't have been more then eleven) and we stopped into the bookstore. This was my very first time in this store and let me tell you. The feeling was magical to me, and to this day it still is. It was my father's birthday, and something had made me want to check that store out.
By Kristen Bansfield -Pen Name K.R.Fields2 years ago in Writers
Unveiling the Beauty of 6 Blue House Plants
Can you envision an ocean filled with violet algae or a forest full of blue leaves? It may be surprising to hear, but this is no longer science fiction. The blue house plants is certainly one of those unique plant species for household garden lovers which go beyond the fact that all plants should be green, as we are used to believe. This paper will provide an in-depth look at blue house plants, why they have blue leaves, how to keep them, and their distinct features differentiate from ordinary green plants.
By Ashley Scott2 years ago in Writers
How Do We Receive A Compliment?
Who was the last person you expressed gratitude toward and how was it received? Just before I started to write this, I was texting with a friend. She had just returned to the States from Mexico. She was pleased that the border only took them 15 minutes. I welcomed her back and then thanked her for her Tupperware donation to my fundraiser.
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Writers
Feeling Priveleged: Reflections on "A Story Every Day" So Far (March Edition)
I've been lucky to have some time off work toward the end of the month. This meant I could write several entries to the Whispering Woods challenge, and still do a micro every day. Fitting for March, for a few days, I really did descend into a kind of madness, writing thousands of words a day. Something I'd wanted to do for weeks, and hadn't been able to.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Writers
Day 9: “When” Writing
In Pat Pattison’s book “SONG-WRITING WITHOUT BOUNDARIES” I am following the outline as presented for timed writing. I ordered the book and started this challenge.
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Writers
Creativity
It seems bizarre to say and heart-breaking to realise that it needs to be said, but creativity is integral to anything creative. It’s not enough to tell a story but you must be able to look at all factors as if the project you are working on is more of a reflection of actual events and that you, the creator, are simply recording what has happened.
By Samuel Moore2 years ago in Writers