In this video, I'm going to be reading advice for bad days by a special author that really speaks to me. Then I will read the story idea I wrote this morning titled The Servant Girl and The Wizard and afterward I'm going to talk about my Writing Retreat. The Servant Girl and The Wizard (Men are usually accused of messing up, but women can mess up too.) Once upon a time, a servant girl who knew nothing about the world fell for a wizard who rode his gallant black horse every morning to expose the evil stories behind the kingdom's lies. Unfortunately, the servant girl who knew nothing ruined everything and hurt the handsome wizard. She was devasted and tried to fix what was already broken., but it was too late. So, in the end, she returned to where she belonged, but before she left, she wrote a note that said: I'm sorry for everything. She rolled it in a bottle and hoped that he'd see it someday. She eventually returned to her owner's household to continue to perform her duties as usual. The wizard continued to perform his magical duties. as well. Time healed everything. They learned their lessons and they lived happily ever after in their worlds apart. Today, the wizard still exposes the great evils of the kingdom and now others follow suit. The servant girl grew up, became the owner of her own household, and married. But occasionally, at night when she was alone, she'd eat some crackers with butter and think about the wizard. THE END.

I don't know if you like this or not. It is a parody of today's postmodern art. Link: https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/salvatore-garau-invisible-sculpture-sale/