March 2023 Daily Writing Exercises

The first month-long writing exercise of 2023:

March 1:

All About Realmgardic-Period Epigraphy

A drawing of a tablet with Linear B pictograms.

March 2:

All Work and Noh Plays Makes Kat Something, Something.

A Japanese hannya mask. — Image via Wikimedia Commons, from the collection of the Tokyo National Museum via ColBase: Integrated Collections Database of the National Museums, Japan: online database. Licensed under Government of Japan Standard Terms of Use (Ver.2.0) & Creative Commons Attribution License 4.0 International.

March 3:

Waltzing, Matilda, and Preposterously Large Cookies

"Court Ball in Vienna" by Wilhelm Gause — **Court Ball in Vienna**: Wilhelm Gause.
Image via Wikimedia Commons. Public Domain.

March 4:

March 5:

Pirates — Truly, the Implicitly-Trustworthy Sort

A plaid curtain. — Photo by Erik Mclean on Pexels.com

March 6:

March 7:

March 8:

The Return of Weasel Girl Returns

People petting a weasel. — Photo by Magda Ehlers on Pexels.com

March 9:

Life is What Happens When We’re Busy Trying to Eat an Entire Roast Chicken…

A roast chicken. — Photo by Lukas on Pexels.com

March 10:

March 11:

The Art Gallery of Middlesbrooke
Image via Wikimedia Commons. Public Domain.

March 12:

Enter, the Marchioness Martburton-Burtonburton

A row of books. — Photo by Negative Space on Pexels.com

March 13:

(dated, informal, US) I am your partner; I will join you; I will work with you; I will fight you; I will dance with you.

A berry plant. — Photo by Sena on Pexels.com

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March 16:

And you call them the WOLF Knights, despite the fact that they’re an Elf, a Fox, and a Dragon?

A dragon statue — Photo by Magda Ehlers on Pexels.com

March 17:

March 18:

Florianne Slashes Prices, Bad Guys

Hands holding coins. — Photo by RODNAE Productions on Pexels.com

March 19:

March 20:

“And I think this crate you’re forcing me to sit on is giving me a splinter in my —”

“But, Cousin Amy.”

A mural painted to look like market stall. — Photo by Shann on Pexels.com

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March 24:

That Feeling When Your Favourite Female Character Was Created by a Man

A quill. — Photo by RODNAE Productions on Pexels.com

March 25:

Exactly the Right Amount of Cowbell

A photo of a cowbell. Released into Public Domain by the original author. — Image via Wikimedia Commons. Released into Public Domain by the original author.

March 26:

Planning a Rescue — also, several fires

A prison cell. — Photo by Jimmy Chan on Pexels.com

March 27:

Amara vs. Bandits, Broom Closets

The door of a derelict building. — Photo by Mikey Dabro on Pexels.com

March 28:

The Delicate Art of Causing Corn to Pop

Popcorn. — Photo by Megha Mangal on Pexels.com

March 29:

Ten Thousand Maledictions on Raisins

A bowl of raisins. — Photo by Antoni Shkraba on Pexels.com

March 30:

Allow the Four Horsemen of Castle Ansangaar to Dance for you the Dance of Their People — and then several other dances

Three women dancing. — Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com

March 31:

Closing out the month with the “#SubLunarRealm” Hat Trick

A boar. — Photo by Tudor S on Pexels.com

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