Tale Weaver 12.08.21 – Dream a Little Dream…

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Hello everyone,

Welcome to Tale Weaver Thursday…

Thank you again for sharing your stories last week. I didn’t get to read them all because I’m currently on “vacation” with my kids and my nieces. And while my parents and sister are here as well, 4 children do demand a lot of attention LOL. 

I will catch up asap though. In the meantime, let’s weave some tales together. 

Dream a Little Dream of Me

Stories for me often start with dreams… It can be a scene though I’ve sometimes dreamt entire adventures. I have also dreamed the same thing several times but bringing about different outcomes by attempting new things within the dreams. Yes I’m weird like that. 

More often than not, if I don’t write what I dream, the scene or the characters will “haunt” me until I do. Such is the muse.

They say dreams can have meanings… 

It is also acknowledged that one can lose one’s mind if we don’t dream. 

So what adventures/tales would you write that started with a dream – say from last night or from one of last week’s, last year’s if you’re so lucky as to remember them for so long? 

Or – from another perspective – what tale/adventure would you dream of living? Who would you become? A high priestess? A rogue werewolf? A different version of yourself; more daring, more patient?

After all, stories can be the stuff of dreams and inspire, lift us up in so many diverse ways.

So who/what would tell you to “Dream a little dream of me”? Share your tale.

In summary

• Go where the prompt takes you and have fun!
• Prose, poetry, fable… please share your stories in whatever style works for you.
• Keep your stories/quests/tales below 1000 words
• Post it on your blog and tag it MLMM, Tale Weaver, Mindlovemisery’s Menagerie
• Be sure to leave a pingback or a link so we (I) can read your contribution

About Stephanie Colpron

I live in Paris and I use my blog to publish my writing attempts. One day I may become a writer. Until then I write.

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