Thank you to Rochelle for providing this prompt for Friday Fictioneers!
PHOTO PROMPT © Sandra Crook
We sit under the maple in Adirondack chairs, sipping fruity rum drinks, your own invention, while a soft breeze stirs the humid air like a spoon in a cauldron. Continue reading
Thank you to Sonya at Three Line Tales for providing this prompt.
How easy to blame it on a three-year-old, running amuck, tossing ingredients from the medicine cabinet and the refrigerator. Continue reading
PHOTO PROMPT © Ted Strutz
There are some walks you don’t want to take. This is Jason’s.
Mama smiles. “Lovely. Look at the water. Where are we?” Continue reading
Written for #writephoto Thanks to Sue Vincent!
How many paths have I walked to find you? Continue reading
Thanks to Rochelle for Friday Fictioneers!
I don’t know if this has ever happened in one of my FF fictions before, but the line that tied the story to the picture was edited out because I was over the word count and the words I needed to make the story were more important than talking about a window where you could see the roofs of neighboring houses. 🙂 Editing is everything!
PHOTO PROMPT © Dale Rogerson
“It sounds daft, but you make me believe in fairytales,” he says. “Crikey. I’ll meet you at the station.” Continue reading
The Aunt Dancing is deep dream generated by Sascha Darlington
The Aunt assembles phyllo shells filled with fig preserves and brie while sipping her Manhattan. Needing another jar of preserves, she slips behind the kitchen to the pantry where her niece’s voice reverberates. Continue reading
Thanks to Rochelle for Friday Fictioneers!
Photo Prompt © Liz Young
“I think we may have misjudged the situation,” I say.
“Ya think?” Lindsey asks. Continue reading
Thanks as always to Rochelle for Friday Fictioneers. Sorry I’m late; this time I have a real excuse 😉 .
PHOTO PROMPT © J Hardy Carroll
“What happened?” Continue reading
Thank you to Sue Vincent for providing #writephoto.
photo courtesy of Sue Vincent
They bought a beach cottage, but it was just one more thing they perceived differently. He wanted to make money. She wanted to make memories. Continue reading
Thank you to Rochelle for providing Friday Fictioneers!
PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields
He’s gone again. Continue reading
