Written for Muse On Monday.
David challenges us to write a
story involving a distant relative.
Tag: Spouses
Greyhound, 1938: A Haibun
Written for dVerse Haibun Monday:
Wedding Bliss. Our host, Mish, ask us
to write a haibun based on a wedding.
Dedicated to my godparents.
Vaffanculo!
Re-written from 2023 for Great Minds Think –
The Enough Challenge. Our hosts, Sarah & Rohini,
ask us to consider βwhen is enough actually enough?β
Some of you may remember this one; it felt like
the right time to break it out again. Enjoy!
Being Still: A Haibun
Written for Tanka Tuesday where our host,
Yvette, asks us to write a poem about facing
our fears and treading with trepidation.
Glory Days
Written for Living Poetry. Bart asks
us to write a poem with the words
field, game, and husband.
A Little Help Would Be Nice
Written for Thursday Inspiration –
βHelp Meβ
Tight Squeeze
Written for Esther’s Writing Prompt
using the prompt word βlabelβ.
Nothin’ On: A Limerick
Written for Estherβs Laughing Along
With A Limerick. The prompt word is
βbillsβ. Hereβs where the prompt took me.
The View
Our gracious host, Rochelle, is asking us to get
creative in 100 words or less using the photo
seen below. Welcome to Friday Fictioneers.
This is where the prompt took me.
That Special Something
Written for dVerse Poetics: Something Borrowed,
Something Blue hosted by Dora who invites us to
write a poem using lines from the Victorian rhyme
seen below. This is where the prompt took me,
back to my wedding day ~ June 10, 1972.
“Something old, something new,
Something borrowed, something blue,
And a sixpence in her shoe.”
Dizzying
Written for Estherβs βCan You Tell A Story Inβ –
exactly 61 words using the prompt words shown
below. The image is used courtesy of my friends
at blog 57. Hereβs where the prompts took me.
sponge, whistle, carousel, groom, bucket, upstage
Continue reading “Dizzying”RDP Thursday: Bingo calls
Written for RDP where bushboy asks us to
get creative with the words βBingo callsβ.
Thanks, Brian! Hereβs where the prompt took me.
Family
Written for Sammiβs Weekend Writing Prompt
where she asks us to get creative in exactly 16
words using the prompt word βcherishβ.
Hereβs where the prompt took me.
In The Blink Of An Eye
Written for Davidβs Weaβve Written Weekly.
Ange is our PoW this week and she has
suggested the One Syllable Challenge.
Hereβs where the prompt took me.
The Continuing Adventures of George & Martha, Vol. 10: The One That Got Away
Written for Crimsonβs Creative Challenge.
Hereβs where the image took me.
Old Songs
Written for MLMM Monday Wordle;
the prompt words are shown below.
Here’s where the prompts took me.
ring, softly, fell, never, nostalgia, wrong,
pain, barrel, radio, danced, tea, only
Acts Of Love
Written for dVerse Poets β Unlock With Lists.
Our host, BjΓΆrn, invites us to get creative with
the use of lists. Hereβs where the prompt took me.
Asphalt Jungle
Written for Fandangoβs Story Starter
which is shown below.
Hereβs where the prompt line took me.
The Conversation
Written for Muse On Monday. David has
asked us to write a story about household
chores. Hereβs where the prompt took me.
Liverpool
Written for Sunday Whirl Wordle. Our host is
Brenda Warren; her prompt words for this week are
shown below. Hereβs where the prompts took me.
crush, crisp, creamy, script, brisk, dreams,
dust,Β seeds, dim, night, whisper, and shimmer
The Gate on Clara Street
Written for Thursday Doors Writing Challenge 2026.
Iβm excited to say this is my first time participating in
the challenge. Thanks to Dan Antion for the intro.
This week I am writing a story inspired by an intriguing
composite image on vintage newspaper of a 1920s New Orleans
home with iron balconies and gate by Teagan R Geneviene.
Housecalls – Part 6: Unknown Memories
For a refresher, you can read Part 5 HERE.
Continue reading “Housecalls – Part 6: Unknown Memories”A Civil Matter
I’m recuperating from surgery
and hope to be back tomorrow.
Written for Muse On Monday where David
has asked us to write about someone breaking
into their own house. Hereβs my take.
Smooth Sailing
Our gracious host, Rochelle, is asking us to get
creative in 100 words or less using the photo
seen below. Welcome to Friday Fictioneers.
This is where the prompt took me.
Warning Sign: A Dirk Malone Story
Written for Sunday Whirl Wordle . Our host is
Brenda Warren; her prompt words for this week are
shown below. Hereβs where the prompts took me.
ravenous, lurked, shame, space, found, glass,
hollow, flicker, rattled, slip, red, and crash
December 10, 1977
Written for Missyβs Mad Challenge #086.
The prompt appears below. Hereβs my take.
The Big Charade: A Dirk Malone Mystery
Written for Sunday Whirl Wordle. Our host is
Brenda Warren; her prompt words for this week are
shown below. Hereβs where the prompts took me.
façade, doubts, curiosity, bitter, torn, hit,
restless, hope, massive, frail, strip, and sting
For Nina
Written for Muse On Monday where David
has asked us to write a story about being
stuck in traffic. Here’s my response.
The Butterblume Affair
Inspiration for this story came from a
photo I saw on Brendaβs Random Thoughts.
Please check out her great writing and lovely photos.
Remembrance
Written for Sammiβs Weekend Writing Prompt
where she asks us to get creative in exactly 76
words using the prompt word βsensibilityβ. Also for
Sue & Gerryβs Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge –
Yellow. Hereβs where the prompts took me.
The Elephant's Trunk 