Ylana Maya - Day 8 "It can be said in many ways"

Day 8


Take a nondescript sentence such as, "How are you?" Write the same line from at least five different points of view.

"How are you?"

You alright? 
How are you feeling?
Are you good?
Are you okay?
How do you feel today?
Is everything okay?


"What do you think?"

Share your thoughts.
Where does your mind wander?
What is your opinion on the matter?
Penny for your thoughts.
He exchanged a confused glance as if requiring explanation/
What is on your mind?
Where does that thought train go?


Edit:
I misunderstood what was meant by point of view

"What do you think?"

"What does he think?"
"Where did her mind wander?"
"What did I think?"
"What were they thinking?"
"What is on your mind?"



Taken from:
30 Day Writing Challenge

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