I write letters to Ellen DeGeneres. Why? Because I Can!
Today is day 10 of the Writer’s Digest Platform challenge. In today’s challenge, we were asked to put a “call to action” at the end of our blog post. The purpose of the call to action is to engage with your readers. Stay tuned!!! As for my Dear Ellen letter yesterday, I must admit, there’s a tough crowd on reddit. That post was downvoted to zero. Rude!
Dear Ellen,
Yesterday was my birthday. After we put the kids to bed, my husband and I watched Insidious Chapter 3 in our candlelit living room. The movie was pretty good. I think the first two were better, but it was still enjoyable – in a freaky, pants-peeing kind of way.
In the middle of the night, I felt a hand grab my ankle twice. The first time, I thought it maybe it was my cat jumping on to the bed. The second time, I knew it had to be a hand. I jumped up and looked at the end of the bed. There, sitting on the foot of the bed with a pair of wide-eyes staring back at me was……my 3 year-old. He got out of bed and decided to join my husband and I. Not wanting to be a burden, he brought his own pillow and blanket with him. I got up and tucked him back in. Then, I crawled back into my own bed and tried to fall back asleep. That part wasn’t so easily accomplished. It’s all fun and games until someone gets spooked.
Sincerely,
A. Marie
Hi – what fun – I am a fellow WD platform challenge participant and saw your post – okay here are my three words:
Birds, wine, calendar
Yvonne
Squee! Thanks for playing! Your letter will be posted tomorrow!
I’m working on the WD platform challenge too. Three words: autumn, wedding, love
Awesome! Thanks so much for playing! Your letter will be posted Monday!
LOL…this story had me rolling, literally rolling on the floor. Loved it! I so enjoy spooky, scary stories, books, and movies. My favorite of all genres. There are some stories I could tell and have that deal with someone getting spooked from just the suggestive nature of watching a show, movie, reading a book about it, or even just in conversation. Loved it though and can’t wait to read more! Enjoy the spooky nights of October!
V. I’m glad you enjoyed it! I’m still a little traumatized by it. I’m just glad I didn’t scream at my baby boy when I felt his hand on my leg.