Tag Archives: Miss Marble

Tale Weaver/Fairy Tale – #297 – The Witches Garden – 15th October – Miss Marble and her Weeds

Posted on October 15, 2020 by Michael

 Miss Marble, a witch, of 46 Grimace Street, surveyed her garden and was displeased by what she saw. It was a disgrace in her eyes. The weeds had well and truly taken over and what herbs there were left to … Continue reading →

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Sunday Writing Prompt “What makes you smile” – Winnie’s Potion

Posted on February 9, 2020 by Michael

Miss Marble, of 46 Grimace, witch extraordinaire, was used to receiving unusual requests for potions to fix all manner of situations and ailments. The one she received from Winnie Foster, of 19 Grimace Street did set her mind ticking. Winnie … Continue reading →

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Sunday Writing Prompt “Magical Garden”

Posted on January 15, 2020 by Michael

Miss Marble at 46 Grimace Street had a secret and magical garden. Not many knew of it as it was largely so small it went unnoticed. But to Miss Marble, a witch and a good one at that, the garden … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver – #243 – For Sale – 3rd October.- The Grimace Street Sale

Posted on October 3, 2019 by Michael

  Miss Marble at 46 Grimace Street had been convinced by her neighbour and good friend, Mansur Stigglefod, to run a garage sale for the occupants of Grimace Street. Miss Marble was not all that keen initially but Mansur explained … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver – #239 – Flowers – 6th September – Miss Marble’s Garden.

Posted on September 5, 2019 by Michael

Miss Marble, a witch, at 46 Grimace Street, was sitting on her front veranda with her long-time friend and neighbour Mansur Stigglefod taking in the afternoon and casting an eye over her garden. Life had been so busy of late … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver – # 225 – Reflection – 30th May.

Posted on May 30, 2019 by Michael

Miss Marble of 46 Grimace Street was sitting on her veranda watching the goings and comings of the street and reflecting on the long life she had had. She had been alive a long time and looking back realised how … Continue reading →

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Sunday Writing Prompt “Faith Restored” – Hope

Posted on March 3, 2019 by Michael

Hope was so relieved when she and her mother reached the last room of their new house. The house was old, dirty; uncared for and in need of more TLC than she thought she was capable of. Their lives had … Continue reading →

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Sunday Writing Prompt “Everyday Objects” Miss Marble’s Stirring Spoons

Posted on February 10, 2019 by Michael

Miss Marble, a witch, at 46 Grimace Street liked her kitchen utensils, in particular, her wooden stirring spoons. They were unique, and she’d had them a long time. It helped that she had invented a potion to keep them in … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver – #205 – Maintenance – 10th January 9, 2019 – Evelyn Ruddy

Posted on January 10, 2019 by Michael

When Evelyn Ruddy moved into 14 Grimace Street, she was pleased to see the house was in need of maintenance. Evelyn was a handy woman and looked forward to upgrading her kitchen and bathroom, both areas in urgent need of … Continue reading →

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Sunday Writing Prompt “5 by 5” – The Arrival of Evelyn Ruddy

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Michael

Choose: A piece of furniture – a cabinet A colour – ash grey A scent – eucalyptus A shape – an hourglass An item carried – a photograph. Evelyn Ruddy was the newest resident of Grimace Street, and as new … Continue reading →

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