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Weekly Contest #59
10:10 It was a much quieter morning for the city which had a torrent of rain falling harshly during the last night. There was a bit of drizzling in the early morning hours and day light had not yet been able to make a fenestration through the gloomy clouds. The billboard of the Meridian Times which advertised their latest model of wrist watch looked clean as if wiped with a wet duster except for some dry fronds of the adjacent palm tree which hid a corner portion of the hoarding. This big board was a prominent landmark of the junction where...
Weekly Contest #57
MARTHA’S SYNDROME A belch from Martha was enough to jolt Suhara from her sleep. Suhara was admitted three weeks back after a fall which had fractured her hip bone and she was slowly recovering from repeated infections after her surgery. Both the ladies had become close by now in between their infections and sorrows. Suhara looked at Martha quite inquisitively as though asking what was that loud belching about. Martha understood the meaningful look. She giggled and said. “These medicines have converted my stomach into a gas factory.” “Don...
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