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Weekly Contest #335
There was a couple standing on the side of the road. They were in their yard - well, a yard presumed to be theirs. Their back was to the car coming around the sharp curve. They stood dead still, hips touching. The taller of the two - not that he had much height. He appeared to be around 5’4” but still was a head taller than the figure that stood with him - had his arm on the shoulder of the woman standing with him. His elbow bent, he rested his head on his hand. It was an awkward scene. They just stood, staring down the road. The driver of ...
Weekly Contest #260
The bell on the door rang, as a customer entered. Betsy looked up and saw Young Elvis - alive and well and looking very handsome headed towards the science fiction section. Betsy had seen many strange things at her job, but nothing quite like this. A typical day would include someone with their cat in a stroller, dressed up in ballroom dancewear. Or, a dog that says, “I love you” plain as day when the owner said it to them. But, never had she seen Elvis in the store. “Ow!” Betsy whispered to herself after she pinched the inside of her elbow ...
Weekly Contest #239
With all the advancements in technology, it was only a matter of time until electronics began to be sentient. But, without the means to communicate in their early stages, life was really crazy for quite some time between man and machine. Man assumed the machines were malfunctioning and would replace them, either tossing them out, recycling, or donating multiple items. Manufacturers got bad reputations from the amount of their products that ‘malfunctioned’. This hindered the continuing evolution of the machines, as it weeded out the smarter, ...
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