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Gargleblaster for blogophilia Week 7.7
As some of you may know I love to write flash fiction. Flash fiction is a style of fictional literature or fiction of extreme brevity. There is no widely accepted definition of the length of the...
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Splishing ‘n’ Splashing
I had so much fun last time with this group – am doing it again And maybe got the badge right this week? Answer the question - Who dunnit? in 42 words exactly Crash! Mother rushes from the kitchen...
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Togetherness
this seems to be addictive – am doing it again Hope it’s not too “off the wall” Answer the question - Do you see her much? in 42 words exactly Hand in hand she is always by my side. Never far from...
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The Rescue for Blogophilia 8.7
Google Image Me and Steve were just hanging around. No school for us, both kicked out. The bridge was old, crumbling and rusted. What little of it survived the conflagration two years ago so I placed...
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For the Points for Blogophilia 9.7
Charles Babbage Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Charles Babbage a mathematician and the founder of the modern computer. lived during the golden age of music and considered telegraph machines to quickly...
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The Visit
Couldn’t resist trying this challenge again. Answer the question - Have all your clocks stopped? in 42 words exactly I sensed a change in the air, a tranquility. “Hello Susan.” The rocking chair...
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Forest
I had so much fun last time with this group – am doing it again I really don’t have time as going on holiday in two days –but I couldn’t resist — my impulse control is turned off. Answer the...
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The Door
flash fiction! I couldn’t resist A story in 42 words My door, painted red with a large brass knob, appeared in the chapel where family and friends gathered to say good-bye. Floating close to the...
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You Walked Away
A poem in 42 words I needed you that day,and begged for you to stay. But as usual you walked away, tossed me off like an old baseball cap. I will not beg again. You broke my heart. Far too many...
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Teeth
Emily hesitated at the patio entrance searching for her friend. Beth usually arrived at their dinners early. And there she was sitting just to the right. Emily slid into the empty, white straw...
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