The writers
Wendy, Cath,
Terry, David, Helene and welcome to Trevor
Words of the day
Omnipresent – all
around
Ostracise – banish
or exclude
Ordinate –
regulation, official rule
Opprobrium –
scurrilous, harsh criticism
Obtuse – not sharp
or pointed, stupid, blunt
Obdurate –
stubborn, persistent in wrong dealing
Writing from words of the day
The omnipresent
writers operated to organise the words of the day into the following stories
and poems: Helene – Ballarat Police Station, Cath – The council, David – You
are so stupid, Trevor – A fine man, Terry – In the joint and Wendy – Ostriches.
Three dedicated
writers read out their Snow White homework: David – I did not have relations
with those 7 men, Terry – Get Dopey and Helene – Angel and Raven
Christmas lunch
Wendy will check
and report back on the availability of the Lodge for the end of November or the
first week of December for our Christmas lunch.
Exercise – he had calluses on his hands
Helene - In the
construction industry, Wendy – Opening oysters, Terry – from a mine and
fighting, Terry – The story behind the callused hands, David – Grabbed the hem
of her dress and Cath – From the garden.
Exercise – using unknown words
We used the words
cedi, ekpwele, kwacha and oyguya to create stories and poems
Helene – pet
rocks, Wendy – I felt seedy, Terry – On the train, Trevor – Customers applauded
and David – All his needs.
Exercise – Oops
The writers wrote
interesting stories and poems on the topic of Oops
Trevor – My
wedding day, Terry – Something missing, Wendy – I didn’t mean it, Helene
Chocolate and David – I couldn’t help it.
Homework
Write a comedy
based on the character of Pinocchio. Next week bring a word starting with the
letter P for word of the day.
