Summary
The webpage content presents a creative writing piece titled "A Gamble," featuring a poem about the unpredictable experience of eating microwaved burritos and includes a photography credit, a writing prompt, and invites participation from other writers.
Abstract
The webpage showcases a brief literary work under the title "A Gamble," which is centered around the theme of uncertainty when microwaving burritos, a situation that could lead to a delicious meal or a burnt tongue. The piece is accompanied by a captivating image of a burrito, credited to TR Davis on Unsplash. It also extends an invitation to a group of writers, including Evan Wildstein, Rochelle Silva, and others, to engage with a writing prompt that offers two creative options: writing about a burrito or presenting a surprise element. The instructions for joining the writing challenge are provided, encouraging contributors to reference the original post and tag others who might appreciate the prompt, with no specified deadline for participation. The author, Lucy Dan 蛋小姐, expresses a personal affinity for burritos despite the risk of burning her tongue, and concludes with a playful suggestion to explore further writings, linking to related articles on Medium.
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pop in microwave, burritos ready to eat, or to burn tongue off?
Tagging Evan Wildstein | Rochelle Silva | Rusty Alderson | Tally | Dena Ogden | Indubala Kachhawa | Katrina Bos | Kim McKinney if you’re up to it and anyone else interested in today’s prompt: two options! A) burrito and/or B) surprise!
Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她) love burritos but it’s always a gamble on whether she burns her tongue off with one oops 👀
Hop down the rabbit hole? 🐰🕳
