🎄Christmas Advent Challenge🎄
25 days of themes to test your creative writing!
Christmas Advent Challenge
1. Snowman, hot chocolate, long-lost lovers 2. Family, airplane, Christmas presents 3. Witch, gingerbread, ladder 4. Giant inflatable Santa, Reindeer, Fruit Cake 5. Knitted jumper, friendship, fairy lights. 6. Ghost, coffee, sugar cookie. 7. Christmas Tree, elf, amazon. 8. Tooth fairy, chocolate log, dentist. 9. Coke-A-Cola van, ice skates, kiss under a mistletoe. 10. Christmas movie, royalty, a cat. 11. Hot water bottle, warm fluffy slippers, luxury holiday. 12. Christmas bauble, snowflake, the news. 13. Christmas shopping, running into an ex, Santa’s grotto. 14. Single parent, school Christmas play, alien. 15. Nutcracker, Ambulance, Pair of Stilts. 16. Child’s painting, Christmas tree star, an angry sibling. 17. Old church, Christmas carollers, rain. 18. Regency, Snow, A murder. 19. Christmas cracker, a broken arm, chimney. 20. Rival school choirs, angry granny, mulled wine. 21. Charity raffle, disgruntled employee, box of chocolates. 22. A stocking, a curious child, and a mouse. 23. Fruit cake, Santa, and a dodgy lightbulb. 24. A gingerbread village, protest, and police. 25. Christmas day gathering, a fire, and snowballs.
Write a festive poem or a heartwarming Christmas story to the themes for each day of this month! Or as many days as you wish, whatever you like, just have fun doing it!
Tag your stories, poems, etc, as #ChristmasAdventChallenge, and tag myself so I can read them all!
Here is my response to the first challenge!
As Yule approached, snow sprinkled the ground. Many a snowman could be found. Wrapped in knitted scarves and carrots for noses, They are all set in wildly different poses.
Inside a cottage, a fireplace is lit. On a cosy sofa, a young couple sit. Rekindling a love that came in from the cold, This time a new story will be told.
Hot chocolate warms their bellies aglow, Outside the streets are blankets of snow. Under the mistletoe, the sweet couple kissed. To make up for all the Christmases long ago they had missed.
