A challenge to all of you that have always wanted to write Tg captions. Just make a caption for the image and post it in the comments. After a while I will pick a winner and post their caption onto the image on another blog. The caption can be as long as you want, and you can even make it into a story.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Easy Caption 4
Easy Caption 4
Heres another one. Sorry I couldn't come up with a challenge for it.
Kevin Sawsedge had always been skeptical of, “The Power of Music.” He was never very musically inclined, but his parents kept encouraging him to take up an instrument. Until a brand new music store opened in the mall, he had never really considered it. The new store looked so cool! He went in just to check it out, without planning on buying anything. He came out with a guitar and a book of sheet music that the clerk promised him, “This thing will rock you into the next dimension, dude!”
What a selling point! Of course, Kevin didn’t take that literally, but it was enough to inspire him to pick up the guitar. He practiced every day, and worked to learn the song in the book. Everyone told him it was too complicated for a beginner (even his friends who played couldn’t get it just right) but Kevin kept at it, convinced that if he could play this song, he could play any song. He played and he practiced and he played and he practiced. Finally, after months of working at it, he nailed it, just right. Just as the clerk had said, it rocked his world so hard, he woke up in a new one. A world of pink bedsheets and drawers full of skirts and blouses. The Kevin of this world had comparatively long brown hair and was a bit smaller. This Kevin was a Kelly. He’d traveled to another reality with the power of Rock and Roll, but could Rock and Roll send him back home?
Another go!
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Kevin Sawsedge had always been skeptical of, “The Power of Music.” He was never very musically inclined, but his parents kept encouraging him to take up an instrument. Until a brand new music store opened in the mall, he had never really considered it. The new store looked so cool! He went in just to check it out, without planning on buying anything. He came out with a guitar and a book of sheet music that the clerk promised him, “This thing will rock you into the next dimension, dude!”
What a selling point! Of course, Kevin didn’t take that literally, but it was enough to inspire him to pick up the guitar. He practiced every day, and worked to learn the song in the book. Everyone told him it was too complicated for a beginner (even his friends who played couldn’t get it just right) but Kevin kept at it, convinced that if he could play this song, he could play any song. He played and he practiced and he played and he practiced. Finally, after months of working at it, he nailed it, just right. Just as the clerk had said, it rocked his world so hard, he woke up in a new one. A world of pink bedsheets and drawers full of skirts and blouses. The Kevin of this world had comparatively long brown hair and was a bit smaller. This Kevin was a Kelly. He’d traveled to another reality with the power of Rock and Roll, but could Rock and Roll send him back home?