The party I was doing was a dinner party for a group of my friends and it was in the winter so the weather caught them...... anyway read the opening and see if you can use some of these ideas as a starting point for yours.....
Now the party is over…..
I came downstairs and looked around the living room. Covered
in people, sleeping bags and snoring, the majority of my friends decided they
may as well stay over rather than face the snow which had been falling all
night. Now I stumbled into the kitchen and started hunting out the bread and
the toaster.
The phone rang and one of the sleepy heads woke up enough to
find the phone and answer it, “Hello, yes, um, yes, she’s here do you want to
talk to her she’s still asleep? OK I’ll tell her you called,” and with that the
room went quiet.
I started the toaster; the smell of cooking bread wafted out
into the living room and people started stirring. Scratching their heads they
stumbled into the kitchen and looked for plates, cups, the tea/coffee and all
the things which make life worth living first thing in the morning.
When you start writing your story make it as interesting and as descriptive as you can. If you can place humour in it then please do, its always great to read something which has humour in it.........
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