Planning a First Fathers Day

Perhaps the most special of all Father's Days is the very first. This is the first day a dad really feels like he is being recognized for the accomplishment of fatherhood. Up until this point, these accomplishments have probably consisted of lots of diaper changing, feeding and entertaining of his infant child. Baby care is fraught with late nights, lots of messes and plenty of chaos. Therefore, when the first Fathers Day rolls around give your man something to show him what a great new dad he is.

Even though a baby cannot pick out a card, it is a cute idea for Mom to go and pick out a Fathers Day card on behalf of baby. There are plenty of these cards on shelves and many of them are adorably cute. Inside the card the mother of the baby could write a personalized note about her feelings and how proud she is of her mate's parenting skills. It is often the heartfelt sentiments that mean more to a person than any store bought gift ever could. Of course you could slip a gift card into the greeting card if you want Dad to treat himself.

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One first Fathers Day gift idea that is sure to dazzle is a personalized photo jigsaw puzzle. There are companies that can create these puzzles quickly and easily, and ship them right to your front door. Just provide the company with a single photo for a simple Photo Puzzle or a a selection of photos for a unique Photo Collage Puzzle. Choose you favorite photos of Dad with your newborn baby to make a perfect First Father's Day photo collage puzzle idea.

Planning a First Fathers Day

It's really not difficult or expensive to find great ideas for a first fathers day. Just find a way to express your appreciation and love for the father of your child. Heartfelt greeting cards and photo collage puzzles are a couple of great sentimental ideas for gifts. While Father's Day is not as heralded as Mother's Day it is equally important and deserves the same amount of creative thought and love when choosing a first Fathers Day present.

Planning a First Fathers Day

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Creative Writing: How to Start Your Novel

When I was in the eleventh grade, I took a creative writing elective with one of the most brilliant teachers I've ever met. She was brutal, honest and highly creative; I don't know why she hadn't graduated to teaching college courses. In any event, she gave me the best writing advice I have ever gotten:

"The worst way to start your story is with a 'dark and stormy night'. It's been done. Other than that, the sky's the limit."

Creative Writing

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I took her advice to heart, and the stories I wrote for her class had the most creative beginnings I've ever written.

Creative Writing: How to Start Your Novel

Most beginning (and even veteran) writers struggle with how to open their novels. Dialogue? Action? Witty prose? How you start your novel with decide how many people buy it off bookstore shelves. Captivating your reader should be the first priority, but how do you know if it's exciting enough?

How to Start Your Novel with Dialogue

I rarely start novels with dialogue, mostly because I can never think of anything important enough to say. However, sometimes dialogue is the best way to get your novel off to a running start. If your characters are in the middle of a fight or if there's something you want to get right out in the open, dialogue can thrust your reader right into the opening scene of the novel.

That said, you have to be careful. Resist the urge to start your novel with dialogue like, "How are you feeling today?" If you plan to open with dialogue, it must be intelligent and important and captivating.

My only real advice for starting your novel with dialogue is to have only one line of speech before you insert some explanations. Even if the characters are in the middle of a conversation, don't confuse your reader by failing to give details.

How to Start Your Novel with Action

Obviously, action is the most popular way to start a novel. It's exciting, intriguing, and it lures your readers into the story before they even know what hit them.

This is especially true with mystery and suspense stories. In those genres, readers expect to be hooked from the get-go, and they want to be shocked from paragraph one.

How to Start Your Novel with Prose

In this case, "prose" really refers to description. Some of the most powerful novels of all time have begun with languid and lyrical description:

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..."

- Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities

"A squat grey building of only thirty-four stories..."

- Aldous Huxley, Brave New World

Description is my favorite way to start a novel because it eases the reader into the storyline. There are no expectations, no assumptions; your reader becomes immersed in the fictional world that you have created, and at your own pace; no one else's.

The only problem with this method is that you must find a unique way to describe the opening scene. My advice is to think about the characters and the setting and to pick out a remote object on which to comment. This takes your reader from a very specified place - the object - and into a more complex scene - your opening. For example, one of the books that I ghosted several years ago began like this:

"In a room filled with beautiful antique furniture and ancient artifacts from Egypt and Rome, the digital clock radio stuck out like a sore thumb. It's flashing green digits called attention to the clock as if to say, I may be new, but I'm still important. It struck me as odd that someone as refined and as old-world as Cunningham Thompson III would rely on such a technological timepiece." By drawing your readers' attention to something mundane, they will be twice as captivated when you get on with the plot.

Creative Writing: How to Start Your Novel

Laura J. College is a professional ghostwriter with more than ten years' experience writing fiction and non-fiction manuscripts. Her work can be found all over the Internet, and she is currently accepting ghostwriting clients. Check out her website at [http://www.laurajcollege.com]

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