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carrotranch.com
My fingers trace the nobby bones down Pegasus Sue's back. Her vertebrae contrast with the fullness of her pregnancy. She's a goat near term, carrying twins for five months. She leans her head into my hands and I cradle her jaw, massage her skull, and gently rub her back. It's a slow descent to winter... |
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norahcolvin.com
This week at the Carrot Ranch, Charli Mills challenged writers to In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story using the word, "swimmingly." which means "smoothly or satisfactorily." What is the situation? Who is involved? Let the word take you into a story. Go where the prompt leads! This is my response. I... |
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norahcolvin.com
This week at the Carrot Ranch, Charli Mills challenged writers to In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story that includes the littlest Christmas goat. Who does the goat belong to? What is happening? Go where the prompt leads! When I thought of goats, children and stories, I thought of one of my... |
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irenewaters19.com
Essie stared at the doctor telling her what to eat. "No I won't eat from the five food groups. I know my body. Dairy gives me phlegm, fruit - gout, carbohydrates bloat me. I'll eat protein, fat and veggies. I've five things I do insist having each day to keep me healthy." The doctor now... |
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