Walking through doors that are not your own could be a metaphor for entering into unfamiliar territory or something that is outside your comfort zone. I do that a lot in my fiction writing. My characters do things, say things, and get into situations that I would probably not want to do. I just wrote a flash fiction piece where the main characters decided to go caving which involved rappelling into a deep cavern. In another story one of my characters used special gear to climb up 150 feet to the top of a redwood tree. It is fun to research what I need to make these situations real and I like imagining someone (else) doing these things. That is what is so fun about fiction writing. You can imagine people doing so many interesting things and create their worlds. The writer stands at the door to these worlds and holds the key.
Stream of Consciousness Saturday is hosted by Linda G Hill. Today’s prompt is “door.” Write about a door you walked through this week that wasn’t your own. Enjoy!
‘Walking through door’ GIF by giphy.com
Notes Tied On The Sagebrush 
I love the Alice in Wonderland GIF(?) and your last sentence. How exciting!
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Thank you, JoAnna. 🙂
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Absolutely loved your post, Deborah! Stepping out of the familiar walls and embracing an adventure is never a bad thing.
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Thank you, Prajakta. 🙂
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Wonderful post! 🙂
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Thanks so much, Tanya. 🙂
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🙂
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I suppose this is why so many of us write fiction. We can go though any door we want and live as many lives as we can imagine.
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Yes, it is an adventure. And it is really nice when readers say they liked our imaginings.
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