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Weekly Contest #65
Tory’s dog Greer went through the gate, excited to see his friend Mathis, a beautiful brown dog with white features in the face. She was happy to see his owner Jared too. He was a friendly guy who knew dogs and she always enjoyed conversation with him. “Hey Greer,” Jared said as the gray and black dog bolted over to him. He had a tendency to greet every dog. He knew most of them since he was there all the time. “Hey, how are you?” Tory asked. “Good. Just got done with work and figured I should bring her since she’s been stuck inside all d...
Weekly Contest #53
Amanda and Milo went to see Milo’s parents during the month long quarantine since Amanda had time off and Milo was working from home. They wanted to adopt a dog but Milo’s mom was allergic so they needed to find one that was hypoallergenic. It was tricky because a lot of shelters weren’t open during the quarantine. Milo managed to find an open one and made an appointment to see the dog. It was named Toto and looked black and white in the picture. Amanda wasn’t picky about the type or look of the dog; she was just interested in finding one. ...
Weekly Contest #39
He wandered down the hall, marveling at the sensation of being the only one still alive. It was an occurrence he had heard about possibly happening in the future but he’d never thought it would happen in his lifetime. The Absence had taken out a lot of people, all of them in fact. That’s what the occurrence had been referred to when people had talked about it in the past. The only reason he was still here was that he had hidden in the basement of the institute in which he and many others resided while they worked. The smoke had overwhelmed e...
Weekly Contest #38
Denise really didn’t like her supervisor, almost hated her. The reasons were a combination of differences in personality, lack of respect due to the way she handled certain situations, and realizing that in other situations, her supervisor was incompetent. It was a bad mix, and one she had to deal with because no matter how many times she complained to her superiors, in a professional manner, nothing changed. She decided to start a journal, more of a log, of all the comments and happenings between her and her supervisor. She would use it for...
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