Shelter – Friday Fictioneers Flash Fiction

Every Wednesday we get a new picture prompt for the Friday Fictioneers, a writing challenge graciously hosted by our Fairy Blog Mother Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
The task of the challenge is to write a story: beginning, middle, and end, in 100 words or less. You can find all the Fictioneers’ stories when you click on the Froggy. Please read, comment, and if you like, join the fun. Everyone is welcome.

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Image © Renee Heath. Used with permission for this Friday Fictioneers Challenge only. Any other use of this image requires Renee Heath’s permission.

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Shelter

Survival training teaches that finding shelter is one of the first things to do when you’re stranded. That’s alright. I have shelter.

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Dear Friend – Friday Fictioneers Flash Fiction

Another week went by and it’s time again for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers.

The rules: Every Wednesday we get a new picture prompt for the Friday Fictioneers, a writing challenge graciously hosted by our Fairy Blog Mother Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
The task of the challenge is to write a story: beginning, middle, and end, in 100 words or less. You can find all the Fictioneers’ stories when you click on the Froggy. Please read, comment, and if you like, join the fun. Everyone is welcome.

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Image © Ted Strutz Used with permission for this Friday Fictioneers Challenge only. Any other use of this image requires Ted Strutz’s permission.

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Dear Friend

My dear old car! Remember how we went places together? Flying, always flying high! Those were the days.

Crimson’s Creative Challenge #11

Crispina’s Crimson’s Creative Challenge #11 gives us sheep:

I give you a sheepdog:

© Gah Learner

This was Spot, my Border Colllie.

Crimson’s Creative Challenge #10

I learned about this challenge only a week ago. What a great idea. You get a picture and reply to it, either with another picture, or a flash fiction, a poem, comic, you name it, but it must be yours, not someone else’s. So, in response to the original here: Crimson’s Creative Challenge #10, I post my own picture. This is from last September when storm ‘Fabienne’ hit our area and broke and uprooted many trees. It was quite scary (nothing compared to people who have to suffer hurricanes though). No one in my area was injured but many trees fell, and that made me very sad.

Whispers – Friday Fictioneers Flash Fiction

Every Wednesday we get a new picture prompt for the Friday Fictioneers, a writing challenge graciously hosted by our Fairy Blog Mother Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
The task of the challenge is to write a story: beginning, middle, and end, in 100 words or less. You can find all the Fictioneers’ stories when you click on the Froggy. Please read, comment, and if you like, join the fun. Everyone is welcome.

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Image © Dale Rogerson Used with permission for this Friday Fictioneers Challenge only. Any other use of this image requires Dale’s permission.

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Whispers

Glass is an integral part of many fairy tales and legends. Glass slippers, scrying mirrors, portals into other worlds—naturally I dismissed these as stories for children or the simple-minded.

Epiphany – Friday Fictioneers Flash Fiction

Every Wednesday we get a new picture prompt for the Friday Fictioneers, a writing challenge graciously hosted by our Fairy Blog Mother Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
The task of the challenge is to write a story: beginning, middle, and end, in 100 words or less. You can find all the Fictioneers’ stories when you click on the Froggy. Please read, comment, and if you like, join the fun. Everyone is welcome.

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Image © Priya Bajpal Used with permission for this Friday Fictioneers Challenge only. Any other use of this image requires Priya Bajpal’s permission.

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Epiphany

I was convinced our first contact with Aliens would unite humanity. We would act as one people: enlightened, peaceful, secure in the knowledge that we are no longer alone in the universe.

Odd One Out – Friday Fictioneers Flash Fiction

Happy New Year, Friday Fictioneers Friends!

Long time no see, right? I’ve been busy and lazy but one of my new year resolutions is to do better with the FF challenge. I had a hard time coming up with something, but here we go.

The rules: Every Wednesday we get a new picture prompt for the Friday Fictioneers, a writing challenge graciously hosted by our Fairy Blog Mother Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
The task of the challenge is to write a story: beginning, middle, and end, in 100 words or less. You can find all the Fictioneers’ stories when you click on the Froggy. Please read, comment, and if you like, join the fun. Everyone is welcome.

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Image © Russell Gayer Used with permission for this Friday Fictioneers Challenge only. Any other use of this image requires Russell’s permission.

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Odd One Out

I come from a long line of powerful mages. Nana is a legendary maga; my older sisters are on The Council. But I’m a freak.

Project 10K (P10K) December 2018

You’ll find the rules and some of the earlier badges on the Project 10K Page.

Happy New Year!

I hope you had great holidays/end of year celebrations. I always enjoy this time because for my SO and me it is a quiet time, a time to relax (and eat too much). There’s time to think about plotting or writing as well. Let’s all raise our glasses or cups or mugs with the beverage of choice and hope for a productive, creative year with fun and few woes where writing is concerned. To you all and your families I wish a happy and healthy year, boring and safe and not in the least ‘interesting’ in the sense of the curse.

Now back on topic: here are our standard questions:

Do you need a little incentive for writing more regularly? Then this project is for you.

1. Did you meet your writing/editing goals?
2. Did you have fun writing?
3. Did the P10K help with motivation?
4. Your plans for the new year or anything else you want to tell us, questions you want to ask?