weekly challenge: frosty life

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:paperclip: . . . introduction . . . :snowflake:

as the frost settles in and

february approaches, the

nature is still asleep, but

you can still find specks

of greenery scattered in

forests and even in the

plain    sight   sometimes

reminding that nature is

alive even   in   the cruel

cold   the   winter   brings

(this is where i break the

fourth wall cause i know

some people don't live in

a cold hellhole, though i

am   sure   you   can   still

take part   in   this thing)

:paperclip: . . . challenges . . . :snowflake:

for writers: write a scene

a story, a poem etc. that

is based on the prompt

«survival», it can be any

type of written work and

the     prompt     can    be

interpreted as you wish

as long as you stick to it

use #frostylife so i can

find    your    works    and

give them a   feature   :)

for readers: tell us about

some books that are set

in winter or incorporate

winter as a major part

of the plot (please don't

tell us about 'credence'

for god's sake, that book

is insane and shouldn't

have   ever   existed   :sob: )

use #frostybooks if you

make   a post on this :)

photography: show us a

bookish setup you use

when     reading    during

winter, no need to make

a   separate    post,   just

drop   an   image in   the

comment section under

:paperclip: . . . outro . . . :snowflake:

thank you for reading &

i better see your entries

or   else . . . :eyes:   watch

your back extra careful

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