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Weekly Contest #351
“No, that’s not what I meant! I know you like going with your friends. I have been telling you for months that I want you to reach out to friends and start doing things you enjoy again. I do not have an issue with you going to the gym with your friend. My issue is that you had made plans with me to have a gym day together, tomorrow, then you went and planned a gym day with him instead. The issue isn’t that you are going to the gym with him. The issue is that you went back on your plans with me. The issue is that now I’m left feeling left out...
Weekly Contest #350
It was a beautiful April day. Toby was tasked with finding fishing worms so Toby and Daddy could go fishing while Mommy and Auntie Harper spent the day in the kitchen. Mommy said she was going to have plenty of yummy food ready to eat when the boys got back from their adventure. “Mommy, look!” Toby said fervently trying to get the attention of his mom. “What did you find?” Mommy asked “Mommy, look! I got a worm! It’s a BIIIIG one!” Toby said as he ran carrying his prized find to Mommy. “This is a good fishing one!” “Ooh that is a big one! Y...
Weekly Contest #348
Ba-bump, ba-bump, ba-bump was the only sound she could hear as she sat straight up in bed. "Breathe slow" she told herself, trying to remember what woke her up. As the deafening sound of her heart beat faded she realized a pounding on her front door replaced the sound of her heart beat. "Kelsey, open up. I know you're in there." Jason said as he stood on Kelseys front porch pounding on the door. He stood covered in sweat, drenched as if he had gone swimming. "What could you possibly need at this ungodly hour, Jase. Its four in the morni...
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