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Pandemic or not,Social distancing and masksProtect me from hurt 引きこもり?いえ、こたつ守もりコロナ禍に Continue reading ppe
Pandemic or not,Social distancing and masksProtect me from hurt 引きこもり?いえ、こたつ守もりコロナ禍に Continue reading ppe
“She thinks she can fly.” “Go for it.” Continue reading heeding
“I…I’m sorry, but…what are you doing?” “I’m just adjusting. I know you’ve made the bed already, and I thank you for that. But, I just noticed the corners aren’t right…” “Oh, I’m sorry. I’ll do it better next time.” *** “What are you doing?” “I’m making the bed.” “I just did that.” “I know.” *** “Hey, what the…” “What!?” “…Nothing!” For Friday Fictioneers … Continue reading crescendo
I don’t know… I need to write something. Draw. Or whatever. Express myself. But why? To be understood? I have nothing. Am I a narcissist? I might be… This isn’t good. No wonder I’m alone. Nobody likes me. What am I gonna do? Hmm… Drink more. Until I can’t hear me think. Yeah, that’s it. For Discover Prompts, Day 28: Focus. Continue reading rambling
Tap, tap, tap. Ding. Tap, tap. Tap, tap. Ding. Click, clack. Click, clack. Clack, clack, clack. Thump. … Sip. … Sip, sip. … Gulp. Gulp, gulp. … Ticktock, ticktock…ticktock, ticktock…ticktock… For Friday Fictioneers – 27 March 2020. PHOTO PROMPT © Jeff Arnold Continue reading masterpiece
My New Year’s resolution was decluttering. I started with my closet: fading and fraying shirts, skirts that I used to wear. This shirt is so comfortable. I might be able to fit in that skirt again. Next, I tackled the spare bedroom, which is used for storage. Roomful of dusty “stuff” was babbling on monotone stories as well as some colorful ones from the … Continue reading decluttering
“There is Santa Claus!” “No, there isn’t!” “Who cares, I got my toy.” For Three Line Tales – Week 201. Continue reading simple innocence
A red wallet, a cell phone, a pair of glasses, and a pen. The contents seemed untouched. A dog walker had found a purse in the bush at the park across from the police station and brought it in. The shoulder strap was torn, but the metal clasp still locked. A $100 bill was safely tucked inside the unscathed wallet. There was, however, … Continue reading belongings
They covered their ears and kept their eyes closed. Under the billowing clouds, the wind whistled and rattled everything, and leaves and twigs twirled and rolled. They huddled and waited. When the wind died down, they staggered out. The sky was clear, and the gigantic plants vibrant. “Hey, she’s back!” “What?” “There!” They looked where his pudgy finger was pointing. Something purple glistened in … Continue reading a twister
“Selfie!” “How many ‘likes’ are we gonna get?” Continue reading a glimpse of reality