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Daily Archives: February 3, 2018
#writephoto: Vader and Valkyrie – Victoria Bruce
Darth? Vader? YES. Mind me asking, I hope you don’t, but WTF? YODA. IS THAT YOU? Anyone else who grammar butchers like me know do you? WHY ARE YOU HERE. Disturbance in the force, I felt. Force laughing, I heard. … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged Darth Vader, flash fiction, photo prompt, star wars, writephoto, Yoda
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The Wedding of the Millennium #writephoto -The Urban Spaceman
Emperor Kral held out one of his four hands towards she-who-would-one-day-be-Empress, his most beloved child and only daughter, Princess Kiani. The Princess, resplendent in her marriage gown, watched him coolly in her typically womanish way before settling one of her … Continue reading
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Tagged escape, flash fiction, heroine, humour, marriage, science Fiction, short story, shrine, Sue Vincent, wedding
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5000 year old discovery! #travel #India #humor – Barb Taub
Reblogged from Barb Taub: We witness a 5000 year old discovery! But first…we have to get out of bed. How we travel… [click image for previews, reviews, and buy links on Amazon] “Five and a half hours,” promised the SatNav. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, food, Friendship, historic sites, History, Humour, Photography
Tagged archaeology, India, travel
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The Hens Come Home to Roost #writephoto – Eric Pone
The ceremony was done and as the motorcade formed up to take them back to Balmoral, people milled around talking and laughing. Eowyn wanted to enjoy the experience but his mind was on memory he could not shake. On patrol … Continue reading
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The Tale of What a Flea Can Do – Gregg Savage
Reblogged from The Daily Tales of Gregg Savage: Once upon a time, in an unassuming house, a flea was crawling around on some carpet feeling slightly bored. One of her favourite pastimes was annoying the household cat, who, at this … Continue reading
The Swan Princesses – Anurag Bakhshi #writephoto
After a long and tiring hike, I stopped for a little breather in a small but beautiful grove. The sun was shining in its full glory, and the chirping of colorful birds of various shapes and sizes soon lulled me … Continue reading
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Tagged amwriting, Crazy, creative writing, fantasy, fiction, flash fiction, Humor, humour, Madcap, nonsense, Quirky, short story, story, suspense, swans, Twist, Twisted, witches, writing, writing challenge
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Notes from a small dog: Trauma
She lost my ball. Traumatised, I was. The special ball… the only ball. Well, okay, I may have a couple of dozen more, but this one is the ball. And it wasn’t my fault, whatever she says. It wasn’t me … Continue reading
Adopted #midnighthaiku
My son, touched by the plight of a shivering black and white cat who sought shelter in his home last winter, invested in a cat door and an automatic feeder. The local cats, feral and well fed alike, touched by … Continue reading