Friday Fictioneers — Justice

Rochelle is the gracious host of Friday Fictioneers.  Rochelle says: PHOTO PROMPT © Ronda Del Boccio “Mama, what’s that smell?” Long before we reached the part of the well-known path that was lit, an odd aroma met our nostrils. We were half-running because it took longer than I thought to get the animals fed. We…

Yo Ho Ho Oops

image link Fandango’s FOWC is contacts, the Word of the Day Challenge is penitent, Paula’s 3 Things Challenge words are pirate, almonds, frame, and Teresa’s Story Starter Challenge phrase is “What do you mean that’s not spelled correctly?” Part of the “Art in the Field” adult leisure course I was taking involved field trips, where…

One-Liner Wednesday

For Linda G. Hill’s One-Liner Wednesday today, I’m choosing from the brand new book that arrived in my snailmail box today.  The new book is, “Keep Going,” by Austin Kleon.  If you haven’t heard of Austin, please seek him out on the net or click here for his website. The quote from the book is…

What’s Your Story — “I caught a fish … it was THIS big?!”

Rory or A Guy Called Bloke has created this, What’s Your Story writing challenge for interested writers, where the writer has to create a 300-word work of believable fiction, then the readers rate it on a scale of 1-10 on believeability. This seems contradictory as the reader knows it’s fiction going into it, but I’ll…

Coloring Club Plus — 4/3/19

What can I say, “Revolution Earth” is one of just a couple of good songs on “Good Stuff.” It’s better than good, it’s friggin’ fantastic! You can light a little incense and zone out listening to this space symphony. wikipedia says:  Good Stuff is the sixth studio album by new wave band the B-52’s, released…

A2Z April 2019 — C — circles

  Circles represent the spirit and the cosmos. They are composed of something and nothing. They have no beginning and no end. They are known for being able to create a fortress of psychic protection. Examples of circles: Sun – masculine circle Moon – feminine circle Wheel – the passage of time Arthur’s table –…

Til Death do They Part

Fandango’s FOWC is idiosyncrasy, the Word of the Day Challenge is upside, Paula’s 3 Things Challenge words are prank, insurance, orangutan, and Teresa’s Story Starter Challenge phrase is “You’re in the wrong seat.” Everett was known by all to be a man of many idiosyncrasies. He lived in the small community of Kalamazoo, where everybody…