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Monthly Archives: July 2018
Three Things Challenge, 27 July 2018
Today’s things are: mattress, golf ball, green It was a wet sport afternoon and as the rain poured down the prospects of going out diminished by the minute. Miss Teresa gave us some options. If we wanted to read away the … Continue reading
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Tagged golf ball, green, mattress, three things challenge
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Thursday photo prompt: Stone #writephoto – An Afternoon of Rest
Thorgun Wicketwood looked down the path towards the huge stone edifice. The damn things were everywhere. Why? He had no idea, but they were the bane of his life. The farmers hated them as they couldn’t shift them, so had … Continue reading
July 26: Flash Fiction Challenge – The Suitcase
July 26, 2018, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story about what happens next to a stranded suitcase. Go where the prompt leads you, but consider the different perspectives you can take to tell the tale. … Continue reading
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100 Word Wednesday: Week 81 – Dinner at the Angry Beaver
The Angry Beaver, downtown, is a unique place. The menu is a work of art, you can order ‘a Cantankerous Pasta’, ‘Spit in ya face soup’, and steak comes, ‘I’m Looking at you’, ‘You looking at me?’ or ‘Up Ya … Continue reading
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Reena’s Exploration Challenge – Week 47
One of the lessons in life I have learned is to never assume to have knowledge of the limit of how human we are. Around us, we are constantly reminded of man’s inherent evil towards each other, and at the … Continue reading
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Tale Weaver #181 – Street Performers – 26th July – He Once Jammed With john Lennon
I rounded the corner, and there he was. Sitting on the steps, plucking out a tune that I am sure in his head sounded brilliant. He didn’t see me nor anyone else. His focus was on some far off lullaby … Continue reading
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Three Things Challenge, 25 July 2018
Today’s things are: snowman, family, caring I’d been off school a few days, each day of which my mum checked on me to see if I was roadworthy enough to get myself to school. My mum had a unique caring … Continue reading
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JSW Prompt 7-2-2018 – Barker the Troll
I walked across this bridge so many times and never thought twice about it. Mainly because there was not anything outstanding about it. It was a means to an end, to cross what was usually a dry gully. But this … Continue reading
Twittering Tale #94 – 24 July 2018
Photo by Couleur at Pixabay.com Meeting in the museum came with challenges. It was full of relics, which was good as she had a thing for the old. It wasn’t long before she realised she’d lost her head over him. … Continue reading
Worth A Thousand Words # 4 – City Lights
Photo Credit: carloyuen @ pixabay.com The holiday began with a visit to Lookout Hill, which gave him a panoramic view of the city. At night the lights gave a mystical feel to the city, and he marvelled at the sight … Continue reading