Helen's river of stones: Number two

Monday, 6 January 2014

Number two

It stands alone on the street corner, perfectly rectangular, its front door central and bright blue, its square windows evenly spaced, its roof featureless apart from a chimney at one end. A child's drawing brought to life.

1 comment:

Jules7 January 2014 at 02:32
I left a comment at WOWH...
Very visual.

There is a story behind 'Banana Moon'

...it was dusk, I had my then 2 1/2 year old son in a child seat on the back of my bike...and he says; "Look Mommy, a banana!" After I turned around I saw ...the banana moon...that was over 25 years ago :)
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About the project

A 'small stone' is a short piece of observational writing, or as the form's creator Satya Robyn puts it, 'a polished moment of paying proper attention'.

Satya leads a yearly event, held every January, in which writers from around the world commit to writing one small stone every day for a month.

In January 2012 the event was called 'A River of Stones' – hence the name of this blog. In January 2014 the event is called the 'Mindful Writing Challenge'.

Click on the badge below to visit Satya's website and find out more about the project.