This week’s prompt at Carrot Ranch, which was set by Charli Mills, was as follows:
November 21, 2022, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story using the phrase, “Oh, my.” It can be used in storytelling or dialog. What is the cause for such a response? Have fun with this one! Go where the prompt leads!
This pedometer geek writer wrote the following story:
Oh My! A Lesson
Marie and I sat together during lectures in classes including pharmacology. We were friends, we lived just down the hall in the same dorm.
Not only did we sit together, but we were also lab partners in pharmacology. We were getting ready for our final, which included knowing a whole list of terms and their definitions. We were quizzing each other, and I kept stumbling on some of them, two of which were the terms for dilated pupils and constricted pupils.
Marie, outrageously acting them out, said, “Oh, my! Mydriasis, dilated. Tiny, miosis, constricted.” I never forgot them again.
~Nancy Brady, 2022
To read all the stories written by the Word Wranglers, check out http://www.carrotranch.com. The Collection: Oh My! will be posted after Wednesday November 30, 2022.
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Good help from a hood friend. I take it you passed.
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Yep, but most of us missed the rhino question even though it was multiple choice.
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Associations are good. Oh, my, now I might remember them too!
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Mnemonic aids are awesome. I learned the Kreb’s cycle that way in about ten minutes that way. That was a long time ago, but I can still recall some of it still.
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I have no idea what Kreb’s cycle is…
I have a book that’s supposed to help memory… it is gathering dust on the bookshelf.
Unless…I gave it away.
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Sorry about that, JP. I had to learn the Kreb’s cycle for Biochemistry I. After that, I got Harry Lorayne’s/Jerry Lucas’ book on memory as it was so helpful (the same person who taught me the Kreb’s cycle in about ten minutes recommended it to me).
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