Presentation at toastmasters.

– Morgan asked her to do a speech on this. Now that he is gone she will do it. He wanted her to do a speech on stories. The key to a story is to start in a direction and then you twist it. Many of her stories are for children. Would like three examples of when a child does a chore and it goes wrong. Does the kid want to do the chore? No.
– Siblings What could be a device where some interaction with a sibling goes bad. Brother borrowed skinny jeans when he was in skater phase. Snitching, fighting over the TV.
What about a sibling that wants to help blow up balloons. Does older brother want help from a younger sister when friends are around? No. My older brother could do three things he could do, he could blow it up, hold the lips and let it fly all around the rooms, the second thing my brother could do is blow the balloon up, hold the lips and make it sing. What’s the best way to get rid of the little sister. He let her blow up the balloon and instead she blows up her head. Mom’s Rules
– Think about Location, Motivation, and complication to make the story work.
– They were on an alien planet, that contains acidic water that ate their spacesuit.
– A whole story about why the astronauts’ bungee jumped into acidic water.