The Official Writing Challenge
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Thank you for sharing this nice story about Debbie and her beloved grandmother.

There were a few grammatical errors in this piece (The word "cherries" should be in lowercase, misplaced commas, etc). I thought this was still a very good story.

Nice job!
The title made me want to read this because I love cherries too! I think the outcome is foreseen to quickly but I like your storyline. Try adding a little more suspense to the
"mystery man" and good job on the dialogue.
02/08/06
Hmm, a cute story, but as was mentioned, there are quite a few problems with spelling and grammar. I'd reconsider entering in the advanced level- you'd do better (in my opinion) in beginner. Also, I'm assuming, since this is top of the list, that it was one of the first entries. Take your time with the next one. A few rewrites would help a lot. Good story ideas though- keep writing!
02/09/06
Good story but I would watch repeating the name 'debbie' so often amd mix the length of my sentences up some. Work abit more on the presentation and this will be even better!
02/10/06
A sweet reminder that when our loved one's leave us, they are not taken away...yet going home. Thanks so much!
02/10/06
Twas a lovely thought, and truly the Lord comforts us. I agree that Debbie was used too much. Work on the dialogue needed, and few other minor details. Still a touching story, and enjoyed reading. God bless ya, littlelight
A simple tale of comfort. Sometimes the simple story lines are are quite effective! I agree, maybe take a little more time to polish next time. Good theme - trusting God implicitly!