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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Flangiprop! | Invent a definition for the word “flangiprop,” then use the word in a post.”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Ode to a Playground | A place from your past or childhood, one that you’re fond of, is destroyed. Write it a memorial.”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Immortalized in Stone | Your personal sculptor is carving a person, thing or event from the last year of your life. What’s the statue of and what makes it so significant?”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Lazy Learners | Is there something you’ve always wanted to learn but haven’t gotten around to? What is it and what’s stopping you from mastering the skill?”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Life’s a Candy Store | You get to be a 6-year-old kid again for one day and one day only — plan your perfect 24 hours. Where do you go, what do you do, and with whom?”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Yin to My Yang | How do you define the term “soulmate,” and do you believe in the existence of such a person — for you?”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “When Childhood Ends | Write about a defining moment in your life when you were forced to grow up in an instant (or a series of instants).”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Must Not Fail | What is the one thing at which you are the most afraid of failing?”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Pay It Forward | Tell us about a time when you responded to an act of kindness with one of your own.”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Out of Reach | Write about the one X that got away — a person, an experience, a place you wanted to visit. How much would you change about your life to have it within reach again?”

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In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Night and Day | Have you ever had an experience that was amazing the first time, but terrible the second time around? Or vice versa? What made it different the second time?”

Good Flynn: I recall the joy of chatting with complete strangers via Yahoo Messenger. But things turned out for the worse as the fellow brothers tested my resolve. Fast forward, many years later, I discovered that many doors were opened unto moi. In hindsight, crossing the dessert and through rough seas was distressing yet enlightening that we’re all one in Christ, for God I’d love and Love is all else real.

Evil Kitty: I don’t know why you humanz believe in illusions of technology. We felines prefer the outdoors, where nature provides us countless hours of fun and entertainment. The other day, I saw the fattest birds cleaning themselves in the water bath. But I dare not approach their frightful presence as I merely stared from behind the calamansi dwarf bush. So I resigned myself to walking through the backdoor for a snack of dried vitamin pellets. Watching prey can work up a feline’s appetite of all sorts.