"If you were there, you'da been running for your life."
"My old room was just the way I'd left it."
"Who here remembers first grade? I do."
"The last time I had seen my brother I could push him around. Now, I was the one fighting to stay upright."
"Every Sunday morning after church, my grandparents would fix breakfast at their house."
"I imagine my car accident was horrific; I had seen my car and heard the stories. Yet I couldn't remember a thing."
"The t.v. was dedicated to college football on Saturday afternoon at our house."
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These are wonderful. I especially love the first one - I can just imagine the essay that would follow, and the direct connection with the reader through the use of "you" is particularly effective.
ReplyDeleteThe fourth one is great. It says a lot in those two sentences.
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