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Weekly Contest #187
Trish’s Halo. By Anne Packingham Trisha was standing in front of her cottage when Andy arrived home from a night of clubbing. He was alone, as happened most of the time. His friends said he wasn’t aggressive enough with the ladies. He was Too laid back. Andy was a nice-looking guy but had an excellent relationship with work, which made him successful. Successful at work. He didn’t translate that, get it done and do it right attitude to his social life. He got out and walked the pathway leading to his and Tri...
Weekly Contest #152
Shared Water: by Annie Lana stood on her dock looking across the miniature lake or Pond at the other side. She kind of shrugged her tan shoulders and twisted up her long braid and slipped the elastic band around it. It was too warm to have hair hanging on her neck even if it was a braid. She picked up the handles of the wheel barrow and pushed the plants and tools out near her Patio. She smiled at her little cottage with the vines that twisted about the banister of the deck. She loved the bright yellow she had chosen to paint the cottage. ...
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