Cover My Tracks. Please.
This post is submitted to Friday Fictioneers. The snow was unexpected. It was not in the weather forecast. The yard was like a large whiteboard waiting for the artist. The snow presented… Continue reading
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James Tower For Sale
This post is written for Friday Fictioneers. The great James Tower, located at 1 Lake Front Drive, in Homosassa Florida, is a 4-story, mixed-use Skyscraper that just came on the market. James Tower served… Continue reading
The Walnut Tree Killed Him
The sound of the angry buzzsaw could be heard a mile away. The old black walnut tree had graced our horse farm for two generations of the Horton family. Little did we know… Continue reading
Fair disaster: Cause of ride malfunction revealed
This post is submitted to Friday Fictioneers. Tim had been a state safety inspector for over ten years. The Fireball ride was one of the most popular at the state fair. The fair… Continue reading
Now The Spiders Have Started To Take Over
This post is submitted to Rochelle Wisoff-Fields Friday Fictioneers challenge. Now the spiders have started to take over. The potted flowers have also begun their decay. I have never dusted since that day.… Continue reading
Harmful To Your Health
This post is written for Friday Fictioneers. All I could hear was the low hissing of a machine. My breathing wasn’t my own. The machine on my right was making me breath.… Continue reading
Hit the button Helen
This post is written for Friday Fictioneers. “Apartment 7B, you remember Helen?” “I remember Aunt Iris.” “When you get to the elevator use your left elbow to hit the up button. And once… Continue reading
The Begger
This post is written for Friday Fictioneers. Back at the rehab facility, the night clerk was sitting behind her desk. She buzzed me in. I took off my shoes and lay down on… Continue reading
The Bear
This post is written for Friday Fictioneers. I woke to the sound of fabric ripping. The sound of an angry bear accompanied the next slash. Evening light streamed through the opening. The front… Continue reading
You can lose your head for that.
This post is submitted to Friday Fictioneers. No trees grew in this desolate part of the country. He knew this area well. Every year he made this trip to collect taxes due the… Continue reading
