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Monthly Archives: January 2018
100 Word Wednesday: Week 56 – The Leaky Roof
Image by Matthew Henry It was raining again and my holiday was a constant wet day. I wanted to walk to the museum, which was six blocks away. The rain was teeming down but I was determined to not let it … Continue reading
In Other Words, choices…
Choices “Its all about choices,” she said serving me up her ratatouille with enough chilli in it to set fire to the room we were in. “Then I choose to not eat it and set my mouth on fire.” I … Continue reading
#JusJoJan Daily Prompt – January 30th, 2018 – Scrumptious.
Scrumptious. When we were kids there was nothing more exciting than a visit from Uncle Wendy. Uncle Wendy was the best cook and made the most amazing birthday cakes. You never knew what surprise you’d find inside the cake Uncle … Continue reading
Wordle #185 – A Case of Onism
This week’s words: Love Dense Condemn Evening Inside Onism (n.)) the frustration of being stuck in just one body, that inhabits only one place at a time, which is like standing in front of the departures screen at an airport, … Continue reading
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#JusJoJan Daily Prompt – January 29th, 2018 – Fantasic
Fantastic When Uncle Wrinkle woke up he was gobsmacked by what he saw. He stood at the window and couldn’t believe what he was seeing. “This is fantastic,” he said many times over. Uncle Wrinkle had been asleep for fifty … Continue reading
#JusJoJan Daily Prompt – January 28th, 2018 – Knight
My days of being a knight in shiny armour have been curtailed and nowadays I’m more your knight in rusty armour. Once I could scale tall towers and rescue damsels in distress but nowadays the arthritis stops me short where … Continue reading
Sunday Writing Prompt #239 “It’s All in the Title” – A Girl Called Gift
Image: Furgur@Deviant Art A Girl Called Gift When she was born, after years of trying, her parents considered her a gift from God and so attached the name Gift to her. Years later when I met her she was in … Continue reading