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Weekly Contest #19
Re Hour Thirty-Eight Sasha kicked her covers off. Too hot. She pulled her covers back over just her legs. Too cold. She reached over and adjusted the angle of her alarm clock. If she did fall asleep, she wanted to make sure she could see the time perfectly. Its garish green illumination seemed to mock her. Two a.m... She began to wonder what the “a.m.” stood for. Did she know? Had she forgotten, or had she just never known? How the heck did a human being live to be twenty-seven years old and not know what a.m. stood for? She began to imagin...
Weekly Contest #15
Megan had routed all the plumbing calls to one dedicated line in the library. She mentally called it her “Batphone”, and when it rang that Wednesday morning, her heart began racing and her palms began to sweat a little as she answered the call with her most professional sounding receptionist voice. “Roy’s Plumbing, how can we help you?” The caller seemed to have a clog, a monster clog, backing up water into his guest bathroom tub. No amount of grocery store remedies could unplug it. Megan put the caller on hold, then went back on the line af...
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