Showing posts with label Friday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friday. Show all posts

Friday, January 25, 2013

On: Friday Tidbits

Life is moving along in my world. I haven't sat down to write recently, not something that a writer should admit.

I've been splitting my focus between school, Munchkin, and an uncontrollable need to create things with my hands.

Crocheted baby blankets, hats, scarves.

Plus, I've recently become the proud owner of a sewing machine, so I'm slowly learning the ropes on that.

I keep telling myself to sit and write, but it hasn't worked. I feel like I've got the attention span of a gnat on crack.

Soon, right?

What about you?

R.S.

Friday, September 16, 2011

On Flash Fiction Friday: Happily Ever After





Happily Ever After
There was a time when I believed love would save me.  When the man in front of me was my 'it'. I thought we were the lucky ones. The ones who'd found true love.
Too bad my Prince Charming was absent from fairytale class the day they covered 'happily ever after'.
"Honey. Babe, I can explain." The man who'd promised to love, honor, and cherish me tried to scoot away, but my foot resting on his prized possession made it difficult.
"No, Babe. You don't need to explain. In fact, the only thing you need to do is sign the divorce papers. I forgave your first indiscretion. Against my better judgment I forgave your second too. Looks like third time's a charm--or is it three strikes and you're out?"
"Come on, Babe. You don't really mean that. It won't happen again, I swear!" His voice rose an octave on the last word when I shifted the spike heel of my new shiny black leather boots.
"You're right, Jason. It won't happen again. Sign the papers, and I might just let you keep your friends."
His throat worked furiously, and I smiled.
"Alright. Alright. I'll do it... just get that torture device away from me!"
I ignored his demand to remove my foot and handed him the pen and papers. When his signature was affixed to each page I stepped away.
A smile tugged at my lips. It was time my story had a better ending.
"What happens now?" he asked eying me wearily.
 "What happens at the end of all fairytales," I said as I walked to the door. "She lived happily ever after."




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