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Weekly Contest #370
Tuesday March 31 Four years ago my uncle Dave shared his plan with me for his will at my grandmother’s funeral. We bonded over our mutual love for cats, and he came up with an idea. He asked me if when his time came, I would take care of his cats, as well as inherit his house so they wouldn’t have to break their routine. My uncle was in good health back then and I agreed thinking he was a very kind and generous man, but Dave was also somewhat of a cat snob. He showed me pictures of his three Persian cats; Sophia, Rose, and Blanche. They were...
Weekly Contest #367
Most of my day is spent watching people walk through the same glass door. Usually I knew them, but once in awhile someone new surprised me. Without any warning, someone new will inevitably walk through the door and suddenly everything is different because of it. For better or for worse; someone new breaks the routine, changes the scene somehow, and there’s nothing you can do about it. The door doesn’t even matter. There was a moment like that for me the other day where I was just sitting in my cafe, like I do every day, and a young woman wit...
Weekly Contest #321
Hey, Mary. How you doing? Good. You want a bag for 10 cents? Yeah, that's fine. One should be enough. Do you think that's a good pineapple? I don't really know anything about pineapples but if it's not you can always bring the receipt back and get a refund. You don't have to bring the fruit with you to get the refund, you can just call ahead. That's alright, I think it's ripe from the smell. Is that how you tell? Yeah, I read online that you can tell a pineapple is ripe if it has that golden hue and you smell a sweet aroma from the bottom. H...
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