Monthly Archives: March 2019

Wordle #126 – Eat Your Crusts.

This week’s words: Useless Weird Distance Crust Willing Upper Hand Bedevil Cozen- verb. to cheat, deceive, or trick. Divertissement- noun. a diversion or entertainment. a short ballet or other performance serving as an interlude in a play, opera, etc. a program consisting of such performances. Quit Clatter Height   “Eat your crusts they’ll make your hair curly.” It was a useless piece of advice … Continue reading

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Sunday Writing Prompt – The Muse

This week – write about your muse as if they had been given corporeal form and could interact with the outside world. I think that you should refer to me as The Muse, not your muse, my muse or anyone … Continue reading

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March 21: Flash Fiction Challenge – The Hole in the Bucket

March 21, 2019, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story that features a bucket of water. What is the condition of the water and what is the bucket for? Drop deep into the well and draw … Continue reading

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Reena’s Exploration Challenge #79 – Stain

Use one or more of the words given in the prompt, and weave into a composition of your choice. There was no removing it. Like super glue it stuck to the fabric and no amount of washing, scrubbing or cursing … Continue reading

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Thursday photo prompt: Rift #writephoto – Dragon’s Head.

The earth had rumbled for several days, which wasn’t unusual in those days. When everything settled down, and we had the chance to get out and survey the damage it was then the dragon was discovered. There had been a … Continue reading

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Tale Weaver #215 – Alone – March 21st

We lived in a house that was alive with sound, activity and fear. There was always something going on, school activities, dance classes, sport of all different types. It was a constant cycle of going here and there, preparing lunches, … Continue reading

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Crimson’s Creative Challenge #19 – Crisp’s Odd Sense of Humour.

We were told that a visit to High Noon Lane could be problematic. There were rumours about the lane to suggest it could be dangerous. My aged companion Crisp was determined that on our holiday we’d make every day an … Continue reading

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100 Word Wednesday: Week 113 – Watching

“I miss her dad,” said my daughter as we sat and looked at the spot where her mother was last seen. Her mother was an adventurous woman, and my daughter looked up to her as her role model and her … Continue reading

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Story Starter Challenge #17 – When a Mate Comes To The Rescue.

Today’s prompt: “Did you check the date before you used it?’ It was when he emerged from the toilet for the fourth time and looked purpler than he had on his last exit we began to question the cause of … Continue reading

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What do you See? March 19/2019 – The Grass Is Greener.

Image: Pixabay I couldn’t believe it, but it was true. The grass was greener on the other side. I glanced back at where I had come from The twisted path I had trodden to this point The precarious and treacherous … Continue reading

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