It’s time again for Kat Myrman’s wonderful challenge to tax our creative souls. Just take her photo prompt and write a story, inspired by it, in 140 characters or fewer.
Here is this week’s prompt and my contribution. Check out all the fabulous entries here.
Part two of the story from last week
(139 characters)
Living slow and eating well.
The Life of a submissive
Writing, the Universe and whatever occurs to me
Here and now, with all of it.
KL Caley - Novel Ideas
Edinburgh author of the Zander Trilogy
Stu[pidity] on Stareoids
Kickin' it behind the Eight ball
Write about what you don't know about what you know. ― Eudora Welty
Poems by Tom Alexander
an online journal of short writing
Life with cats, and other things...
"If only half of the history that has happened in Nottingham had happened in some other place, that place would be famous; but because it did happen here no one knows".
an empty space between silence & stillness
Be authentic ~ Be creative ~ Be love
Diana R Zimmerman
Children’s Poetry and Other Things
Remembering good times, good places and good people
UK Lifestyle Blogger
Mad as a box of frogs? Most probably ... but if I can’t be perfect, then I’ll happily be fabulously imperfect!
Finding inspiration in the little things
I am more than breath & bones.
Hoping to make the world more beautiful
a light hearted look at caravanning through the eyes of a couple of grey nomads.
When a woman tells the truth she is creating the possibility for more truth around her. Adrienne Rich
novels. poetry. screenplays. endless musings...
Where shall we go today?
Oh yes, very clever Peter. Hopefully you have a part three!
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Thank you. Depends on the prompt next week!
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Oh my…heartbreaking! But an excellent sequel to last week. I do remember saying I was wondering. 🤔
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Oh this is a smart idea to continue….BUT Peter!!!!! I do not know, if it is my mood today, but this sounds very dark devil..is he armed?
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He is, but what are his intentions?
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well, when it is forever, it is not so difficult…he will kill his wife, his kid and himself.
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Perhaps!
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That is not a foregone conclusion!
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is this the answer to my statement? Would be nice if not and the build-up of tension would be great if it turns to something good….when I´m reading this from you, I have these expectations……: )…but maybe you will surprise me!
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Yes indeed anie. If the next prompt does not allow a continuation then the story ends however you want it to!
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oh great, if it does not allow a continuation then I´ll write my end for your story…: )
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Nice! This is getting darker by the week 🙂
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Thank you Ali.
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Excellent and I will hope that we get another installment … I need to know where this is going – of course I can imagine, which is entirely the point of the exercise but I’m a nosey old bird too and always intrigued at the way different writers minds work 🙂
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Will he, won’t he? The choice is yours!
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Oh my…… okay, now I am waiting for next week too!!
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Whoa! So dark! Great writing, keep going!
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Thank you Meg.
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My pleasure!
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Wow Peter! Sad and mysterious
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Maybe sad, maybe not. You decide!
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Well, you know my opinion, yes? 🙂
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Intrigued! Running to read part 1. 😃
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