It’s Time to Travel: 100 Word Wednesday, October 2, 2019

I dream of long, lazy days lying by the pool, Nothing in this oasis can cause me stress. I will leave behind all of the grumpy people, Those who like to keep up confusion and mess. Travel for me is a great time of freedom From the craziness of my everyday life, Including time from... Continue Reading →

The Saving Grace of a Mother’s Love: 100 Word Wednesday

With my ears near her beating heart, And her calloused hands holding me close, I knew that I was always safe in her arms, No matter what trials and troubles arose. She chastised me justly when I was wrong, But never to hurt me or to put me down. It was her way of ensuring... Continue Reading →

Rebuilding a Friendship after Betrayal: 100 Word Wednesday

Glancing through the trees, Carla and Jan saw the bridge where their friendship had come to a premature end over a boy. Trying to rebuild their once special relationship, they discussed how Jonathan had used them both, utilizing their jealousies and insecurities for his pleasure. What pain they could have avoided had they remained true... Continue Reading →

The Book Cure: 100 Word Wednesday

Marcia crept into her grandmother's library, amazed at the copious numbers of books she had owned. She cried at the unfairness of life, for her beloved grandmother had died last night. No more would she cuddle with Gramma as they took turns reading the latest book in her collection and discussing the book afterwards. She... Continue Reading →

Defining Unity: 100 Word Wednesdays

Caroline sat making her sign. When her mother saw her sign, she said, "Sweetie, simplify your sign. Pick one group you feel passionate about and advocate for that group. After all, every woman has the same issues!" Caroline responded, "That's just not true! Other characteristics matter, Mother, such as race, ethnicity, sexuality, social class, weight,... Continue Reading →

Don’t Put People Off: 100 Word Wednesday #104

I feel such remorse. I had planned on yesterday to visit my old partner in crime, Jessica, and take her a new plant. But, I waited until today, and to my utter frustration, it started snowing. I called and told her that I would come when the snow cleared. She said that she realized that... Continue Reading →

100 Word Wednesday: Week 83

With much desperation in her voice, she asked her husband, "How are we to keep them interested in staying home to care for us when they can see all the places they could go on the pole up the street?" He told her not to worry, for the kids were not even teenagers, yet. He... Continue Reading →

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