Friday Fictioneers
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It’s time for Friday Fictioneers again, hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. This week’s visual prompt (above) was provided by Ted Strutz. “Hey, Mom!” Larry elbowed his mom.” “Look —” “Don’t ever do that while I’m driving, Larry! You wanna cause an accident?” “Sorry, but look! He pointed at the truck with an oversize load sign, making
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This week at Friday Fictioneers, Rochelle has chosen the photo below as or writing prompt. 100 words. Sylvia was one of those people who made friends wherever she went. Real friends — not the superficial kind in which one outgrows the other. After Sylvia started a couple of kitchen fires, her children decided it was
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This week at Friday Fictioneers, Rochelle Wiseoff-Fields has chosen the image above by Jeff Arnold as our writing prompt. When her Aunt Mia passed away, Cara was surprised to learn that she had been included in the will. She’d seldom seen her aunt and didn’t feel as though she even knew her. When the box
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This week at Friday Fictioneers, Rochelle has chosen the above image © J Hardy Carroll, as our 100-word writing prompt. The popular kids hung out at Rockin’ Roger’s: football players, cheerleaders — all the pretty people. Rhonda was none of the above and didn’t frequent Rockin’ Roger’s. Even if she were one of the popular
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This week over at the Friday Fictioneers blog, Rochelle has given us the above photo by Ceayr as a writing prompt. 100 words. “So, that’s where it happened.” Madeleine explained and nodded toward the fountain. “How romantic!” Dalia smiled. “Yeah, I suppose.” Madeleine gripped her walker and looked away. “You suppose? Tell me, was it
Ergo, the Ogre 