Thanks to Rochelle for hosting Friday Fictioneers and to Dale Rogerson for the photo prompt Last Call ‘Hi Suzie, checked in my bags…sorry I went in a rush. So many people here, can’t breathe’.. ‘How can you leave... Continue Reading →
Thanks to Rochelle for hosting the wonderful Fictioneers challenge, and to Jeff Arnold for the photo prompt. I must confess to being a bit distracted by the pandemic, as many people are. Good to be posting stories again. Think Rochelle... Continue Reading →
Here's my list: Dogs Anglesey beaches pale grey blue Doing Tai Chi listening to 'Halleluja' Reading stories Writing stories Listening to stories Star gazing the sky at night on Anglesey Frozen raspberries Rainbow colours next to each other family being... Continue Reading →
Rochelle's challenge this week is prompted by Ted's image of vintage photos. photo above courtesy of Ted Strutz photo below is from my album IN THAT MOMENT I see a young couple walking along the street. Perhaps it... Continue Reading →
photo courtesy of ceayr Rochelle's challenge this week is inspired by a photo of this... Continue Reading →
photo courtesy of Jean L Hayes Rochelle's Friday Fictioneers' challenge this week is inspired by an image of an almost empty landscape. Here's my take. Waltzing Matilda "Had to quit England - crowded and grey. Australia - big... Continue Reading →
A bouquet of flowers is the photo prompt for Rochelle's Friday Fictioneers this week. Can you write 100 words inspired by this image? photo prompt : Rochelle Wisoff.com Poem courtesy of Ernest Dowson WHAT IS LIFE ? I nudge the... Continue Reading →
Sammi's challenge this week is to write exactly 74 words on the theme of horizons. MANY HORIZONS The alley near my house, strewn with sodden wrappers, the shimmering mirage of an oasis in the desert, shadowy Bedouin amongst palm trees.... Continue Reading →
SICILY : A HAIBAN We see the broken stones of the past remnants of power, now strewn on arid soil, faiths of centuries pass. We stop to wonder at these fragments. Are we like them ? Invisible roots reach deep... Continue Reading →