Tag: #flashfiction

Old Land Rover (#Kindasquare Day 9) & Flash Fiction Functional and Beautiful

October 9, 2020

Hello Readers, Joining in with Day 9 for Becky’s Squares Challenge. Today I have square photos of this run down Land Rover.  One of a kind machine for many decades. The reflection for today is to share about how blogging led to writing flash fiction.  And in this Priorhouse blog post from 2018 (here) it was related to a Land Rover. I … More Old Land Rover (#Kindasquare Day 9) & Flash Fiction Functional and Beautiful

Snacking Curbside (Micro Fiction )

September 29, 2020

  Hello Readers, This week at Carrot Ranch, Charli Mills invited flash fiction writers to write about snacking. ***  Title: Snacking Curbside  Word Count: 99  * “Um, you didn’t tell me club members would be here.” SORRY BABE “There’s so many of them. And look!  Look who is at our table.” They paused as they reached their assigned … More Snacking Curbside (Micro Fiction )

Brought to You by the Letter S (Friday Fictioneers)

October 17, 2018

Time to join in with Friday Fictioneers. Here is the photo: Photo credit -© Jilly Funell Here is the fiction: Genre: Realistic fiction (and humor) Word Count: 100  Title: Brought to You by the Letter “S”   Sheila, a Seahawks fan from Seattle, stopped shopping and was now sidelined, sitting on the stairs, and sad in … More Brought to You by the Letter S (Friday Fictioneers)

“Just When I Thought I Was Out, They Pull me Back In” (Micro Fiction)

September 26, 2018

Time to join in with Friday Fictioneers. Here is the photo: Here is the fiction: Genre: Realistic fiction Word Count: 100  Title: Pull Me Back In   I quietly stood there – with an inner sense of fueled fervor. More than an adrenaline rush – it was grounded focus – knowing I was doing what I … More “Just When I Thought I Was Out, They Pull me Back In” (Micro Fiction)

Wellness NOT Stuff (Friday Fictioneers)

September 12, 2018

Hello Readers. It is time for a Friday Fictioneers post. This week Rochelle has selected an image from J Hardy Carroll. The picture first reminded me of misc. hand-carved items family members used to have: kitchen trivets, five-hook shelves, etc.  Then, the vertical blinds stood out. They might be good quality, but they reminded me of the cheap, … More Wellness NOT Stuff (Friday Fictioneers)