. Oh, for Christ’s sake! Even made aware of what was going on before getting on site, the foreman’s surprised cry out gave goosebumps to his assistant. That’ll be two bucks for the swear-box, Boss! -he risked joking. Frederik held his breath, hoping he’d get to spend dinner with his wife, instead of on a…… Continue reading Family business…
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What’s the ”One Minute Fiction” challenge about? Easy. Each week I’ll provide a prompt to inspire you to write a very short story. The idea is to manage to type your whole story in a minute or less. Of course, you can think about it before hitting the keyboard, and you can take all your…… Continue reading October 12th #1MinFiction Challenge
. Every now and then, my brain goes traveling down Memory Lane for no specific reason. And it comes back with a totally random very specific piece of my past. Usually something that has to do with my childhood. Chéri is very familiar with these Family Flashes, because I always feel the need to share…… Continue reading Family Flashes…
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What’s the ”One Minute Fiction” challenge about? Easy. Each week I’ll provide a prompt to inspire you to write a very short story. The idea is to manage to type your whole story in a minute or less. Of course, you can think about it before hitting the keyboard, and you can take all your…… Continue reading October 5th #1MinFiction Challenge
I was invited (well, not personally, but still…) to join the Fandango’s Friday Flashback! Fandango scrolls back, every Friday, and gives a second chance to a post he had published on the same date, years before. I thought it was a great way to remember some of the stuff I did a while back, and I…… Continue reading Blue Moon… (September 30th FFF)
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What’s the ”One Minute Fiction” challenge about? Easy. Each week I’ll provide a prompt to inspire you to write a very short story. The idea is to manage to type your whole story in a minute or less. Of course, you can think about it before hitting the keyboard, and you can take all your…… Continue reading September 28th #1MinFiction Challenge
. “Trees are poems that the earth writes upon the sky.” – Kahlil Gibran . . . If you want to know what After Eight Moments are about, click here. Description for the visually impaired; View of an old tree, from the bottom looking up to the bluest sky.
Cyranny's Cove 