I dug, but not too deep, and found for you another “good book” —don’t say I didn’t tell you. Golly, this one is priceless. It’s listed in Kindle for $2.81. Imagine!
Melissa’s Fandango Flash Challenge: https://melissalemay.wordpress.com/2025/02/17/melissas-fandango-flash-fiction-challenge-308/ The image below is from Matt McCarthy. The image below is from Matt McCarthy. The image depicts a road leading up to a tunnel through…
In the 1960s a bus ride to visit Grandma took 5 - 7 hours and those buses were horrendous. Mom usually stood for most of the ride, so she was happy when sitting passengers offered us a lap. Could you allow that today?
Argh! Imagine how I suffered when I saw the price of the book. Can you relate? Do you know this chunky book?
We’re walking each other home, and rowing each other in the same direction. That is the truth we must grasp once and for all. Yes, we can!
She, ensconced in my arms; I, ensconced in her halo.
A short poem reminiscing about an ordinary occurrence I witnessed growing up, our mothers washed clothes by hand. Father Sun did the drying.
A six word story for you. I hope you enjoy it.
From obscurity to clarity: look for the light. Stay in the light. A lovely writing prompt.
Trying my hand at a Swahili form of narrative poetry. The theme should be epic battles, heroism, or feats of valor--It's a valorous heart that conquers rage.
This essay is long. Please read when you have time. I’m sure you’ll be glad when you do.