Photo Credit: Pixabay/Alexis @ https://pixabay.com/en/guan-water-hot-boil-69191/
The teapot dilly-dallied while she fumed.
kat – 1 March 2016
Prompt: Anticipation – A Six Word Story in response to Sometimes Stellar Storyteller’s weekly challenge. To read other stories click HERE.
Photo Credit: krvvitaliy: on Pixabay.com
A six word story for Sometimes Steller Storyteller’s prompt this week: Supernatural. Read others or enter you own story HERE.
The mischievous poltergeist rearranged their furniture!
~ kat – 21 February 2016
Photo Credit: Sonya Oldwin
Crescent Moon whispers
as Horizon blushes pink
promising delights.
kat ~ 19 February 2016
A Three Line Tale for the photo prompt challenge from Sonya at Only 100 Words. There is a saying that says “red sky at night, sailor’s delight”. I thought of this when I looked at the photo above. Today I penned a Haiku (3 lined poem/tale) for you. If you would like to read other tales or enter your own, click HERE.
PHOTO PROMPT – © Sandra Crook
It’s here to remind us of the day that time stopped. To remind us to breathe. As I recall, the sun grew dark and the earth shuddered and heaved stopping on its axis for 60 seconds.
In the silence everyone breathed in deeply…so deeply that the ground sunk from the weight of the air filling our lungs. As we exhaled, gravity gave way and we floated. And then the earth jolted, the clouds starting drifting again and the sun sparkled golden once more. Though nothing seemed changed we all knew the truth. In that moment we realized we are one.
~kat – 17 February 2016
(100 Words)
A flash of fiction for Rochelle Wisoff-Fields’ Friday Fictioneer Challenge based on the photo prompt above by Sandra Crook. Read more stories or enter your own HERE.
(For the sake of the reader, the following account has been translated into English)
Photo Credit: Al Forbes
“Earth Fleet Andromeda…come in Ensign Gorp, we’ve received reports of a re-entry error.”
“Perhaps we should have delayed Ensign Gorp’s solo mission, Admiral. It’s critical that he corrects this error before the earth cows get eaten by African lions. We may already be too late!”
“Come in Gorp! This is Admiral Zing. Gorp?”
“Yes sir, Ensign Gorp sir, reporting.”
“Gorp, your mission was to return the African Rhinos to Africa and the cows to the farm on the American continent.”
“Yes sir! I recorded it in Andromeda’s flight log. Cows to Africa…oops!”
“Gorp it is imperative that you remedy this error immediately!
“Yes sir. I’m on it, sir!”
Gorp laser-lifted the Rhinos from the farm and zipped at light speed to Africa. With the rhinos returned, Gorp descended into hover mode.
As he approached a small village he spotted the cows. They were adorned with bells and flower garlands. Earthlings were dancing wildly around them. Gorp employed the atomic strobes, temporarily blinding the earthlings, and extracted the cows.
Back on the farm Joe Dudley was doing his morning walk-about when he saw them.
“Minnie,” he yelled back to the house, “you’re gonna want to see this.”
kat ~ 16 February 2016
(198 Words)
This recreation of a fictional event was penned in response to the photo prompt above by Al Forbes of Sunday Photo Fiction. Read other stories or enter your own by clicking HERE.
like mercury colliding... 