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Weekly Contest #368
She didn’t buy me. She didn’t place me here, near the window. She barely noticed me for a week and a half. I arrived with a roomful of people, some with flowers, others with food platters. The person who brought me had found me in the nursery, where I had lived since the first sprouts pushed up from my bulb. My life had consisted of morning water, afternoon sun, and the occasional passerby, glancing momentarily at me before choosing one of my more developed friends. I was only a collection of sprouts at that point; there was a plastic stick...
Weekly Contest #309
At the Roundabout Martin Cavanaugh has his breakfast and tea at precisely 7:15 every morning. He showers at 6:30, shaves, and dresses in the suit he has pressed and hung up for himself the night before. After breakfast, he drives his robin’s egg blue Mini Cooper to work, where he will be from 8 am until 5 pm, work permitting. On his way to work, Martin will circle the roundabout near a bus stop on a residential corner. He does this every day. Archie Mason knows this. He sees him round the circular road every morning at precisely 7:45, as Ar...
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