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Weekly Contest #369
Tap, rattle, tap, rattle. “I’m sorry to bother you sir, but perhaps by chance this wouldn’t be the office of Jenkins and Franklin law firm.” “Why yes, by chance it would. Is there something I can help you with?” “Of course. I’m Jeremy Fox, here’s a copy of my birth certificate to verify it. I have an appointment. I’m sorry that I’m late, but I had trouble finding your office, due to the lack of signage.” “No signage, yes that’s very problematic. Great suggestion, here write it down on one these post it notes. Great things they ar...
Weekly Contest #368
“What are you doing Sliver Dancer?” “Huh! Isn’t it obvious Snow pea, we’re just two unicorns standing on a cloud on the edge of a sunset. Any way wasn’t it you that said ‘Questions ruin everything?’ “Yeah suppose your right, hey lets get out of the darkness.’’ Snow-Pea replied, striking his front hooves against the clouds. The cloud re-acted like a trampoline bouncing them toward a formation of pink cloud. The unicorns stood in silence, as their cloud floated towards the darkest. “Come on this clouds turning grey!” Snow pea yelled break...
Weekly Contest #185
Clip clop, clip clop… went the sound of metallic horse shoes as a robust heavily laden horse negotiated a steep and narrow shingle mountain path. On his back was a knight in shiny armour ( well his armour was not that shiny, more dusty and rusty.) “Perkins, it may seem strange to you, but do you remember that unidentifiable tavern we stopped in at. Well it may of cost the last of my gold coins to get my hands on this map, but I promise you it’ll be worth it when we get to the mysterious mountain side castle where a princess from a lost kin...
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