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karenleerawson.com
Dad was waiting at the dock. Arms folded, the chill wind rifling his steely hair, his jaw set. Before I'd left, we'd had nothing but disagreement-each of us holding down the polar opposite on every issue. Somehow, I imagined that had changed while I was gone. He'd overcome every objection to technology and set his... |
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rochellewisoff.com
Dear Friday Fictioneers, While I realize my page is FF central where you come for the prompt and instructions,the lower half of the page is also my comment section. In light of this, I have a favor to ask of all of you. When you have an issue such as problems with linking in the... |
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ceayr.com
Copyright Sandra Crook Friday Fictioneers is a weekly challenge set by Rochelle Wisoff Fields to write a 100-word story in response to a photo prompt. You can find other stories here. Click here to hear the author read his words: spider goneSusie is a little spider whomade her home in a secluded cornerof my smallest... |
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theelephantstrunk.org
Rest in Peace, Trent McDonald, Friday Fictioneers Written for Friday Fictioneers, where our host Rochelleencourages us to be creative by writing a story in100 words or less using the photo prompt below.Also for Esther's Word Prompt which is 'edge'.Here's where the photo prompt took me. © Dale Rogerson People seem to go missing... |
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