Sometimes I feel all alone.
I can be at home.
I can be in a far away place.
I have traveled thousands of miles, found this beautiful place and I’m still all alone.
Final Trifecta Challenge — Alone Again
Category: Trifecta Challenge
Trifecta Week 114 — Satisfy
These thirty-three words comprise my submission to Trifecta Week 114 — Satisfy
I know the troubles behind me I can not change.
The future is full of uncertainty.
To be able to obtain tranquility I need only one thing, and that is to satisfy you.
Trifecta Week 113 — Worm
These 33 words constitute my entry for the Trifecta Challenge Week 113
Sitting with Rex, Nancy felt his warm gaze upon her. That is until Debbie came towards them blowing kisses at Rex. Now let’s see you worm your way out if this she thought.
Dirty Laundry — Trifefta #103
This is my response to Trifecta 103
We want 33 words in addition to and preceding the following:
That wasn’t what I meant.
Coming home from a stressful day at work he noticed his new wife was on the back patio hanging something on the railing.
“Honey when I said we shouldn’t air our dirty laundry that’s not what I meant.”
Last One Selected — Trifecta #112
This post is in response to the latest Trifecta Challenge in week 112.
i was always the last one picked when we chose teams
they always laughed and said “pull the infield in”
don’t be in such a funk my friend Kent said
everyone has to have their dreams
but i’m zero for 42
then your dream is not to go zero for 43
Trifecta Week 101– What fun!
Poor little girl! That’s her whole life. Starbucks and a latte. Twenty pounds of books. Finals coming up for her. No time for any fun. Only boyfriend is on page thirty-three.
These 33 words constitute my entry into the Trifextra 101 challenge.
Trifecta Week 110 — Quaint
This is my old school.
First grade on the left, second grade in the middle, third grade on the right made it pretty cool.
Some say it’s old and quaint.
I say all it needs is a coat of red paint.
These 42 words, based on the third definition of the word ’quaint‘ , constitute my entry into the Trifecta 110 writing challenge
Trifecta Challenge 100 — The First Time
We are asking for a 33-word response to the following snippet:
The first time I saw…
Here’s the catch: all of your 33 words must be one syllable each. We’re going low-brow on your this week. Or not. Can you class it up under these restrictions? Give us your best.
The first time I saw the damn thing I had to have it.
My eyes grew big. My mind went blank.
Oh, you say, what can that be?
A new friend? A new love? Nah, my new phone!
Wedding Vows
It’s Trifecta time again!
Justin was just a little nervous. After all he was 45 years old and now being married for the first time. His bride, soon to be wife Ann, looked totally stunning. Yes, he had found the perfect one. The one of his dreams.
The bachelor’s party last night had left him a with a little bit of a headache but he would be fine. His best man, Joe, had assured him that was a normal state of being on your wedding day. Everything will go fine he insisted. You know your lines, I have the ring, and the minister is already here. Let’s do it!
Near the end of the exchange of vows Justin turned and looked tenderly in the eyes of Ann and said:
On this day,
I give you my heart,
My promise,
That I will walk with you,
Hand in hand,
Wherever our journey leads us,
Living, learning, loving,
Together,
Whatever.
Trifextra 99: Three Word Resolution
This week at Trifextra, the prompt is inspired by Michael Hess and his three-word New Year’s Resolution: Just be nice. Here’s mine:
Don’t Give Up!
The Best to Everyone in 2014
Oh Danny Boy! 