I’m early this week! Yippee! Thank you as always to Rochelle for hosting Friday Fictioneers!
Since “paranormal” seems to be winning in my NaNoWriMo poll (see here), I thought I’d better start practicing.
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Me afraid? Just because it’s Halloween, pitch-black, and the wind slides leaves like skeletal feet on concrete, and I’m alone in the haunted castle? Noooooo. Continue reading
Getting this in just under the wire. Thanks to Rochelle for Friday Fictioneers! 🙂
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Yay, it’s time for Friday Fictioneers! Thank you, Rochelle!
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Oh, how I love Christmas murder mystery! Tonight, we’re doing FaLaLaLaLa Foul Play, and I’m playing Bad Elf 1. Continue reading
Your dog, from a pup, followed you everywhere, so it was only in keeping that he follows you through the doors of the shelter, his body slow, his face white, wagging his tail over this new adventure. Continue reading
So many, many thanks as always to the multi-talented and wonderful, Rochelle, for providing us with Friday Fictioneers!
I have made sure all elements of the evening are perfect, as Wyatt requested. Tastefully decorated tree. Choral music. Pomegranate martinis. Continue reading
It has been a tremendously long time since I’ve taken part in the FFfAW challenge. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to participate!
This week’s photo prompt is provided by Michelle DeAngelis.
Do I have a sign on my head that says: world’s biggest fool? Continue reading
Thanks to Bikurgurl for 100 Word Wednesday! Here’s what happens when the song you’re listening to and a prompt collide.
Thank you to Rochelle for bringing us Friday Fictioneers!
(I seem to be having this issue lately of remembering to add my link to the blue frog. Hopefully this too will pass. 🙂 )
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I haven’t done Three Line Tales in so long, silly me! Thank you to Sonya as always for providing the prompt and this opportunity!
My sister the hippie? Continue reading
Thanks as always to Rochelle for Friday Fictioneers!
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Although fear shook her body uncontrollably, Marie kept her eyes on the tower, awaiting the flash of light signaling commencement. She was so afraid of letting the others down that she was almost paralyzed. Continue reading
