Three Line Tales - A short story told in three sentences.
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Sharing My World
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We Are All Stardust: Part 3
Diaries of Lost Loves I CAUGHT UP with Ezekiel Erikson in the student commons. He was a good looking black kid sitting alone in a corner booth, his head buried in a book. When I got closer, I could see the title. C.S. Lewis, The Problem of Pain. “Are you Ezekiel Erikson?” I asked, even though … Continue reading We Are All Stardust: Part 3
Word
I am a part of everything that I have read. - Theodore Roosevelt
Ostensible
MAGGIE, THE OSTENSIBLE leader of the Compassion Heart sorority, clapped her hands in a futile attempt to quiet the room. "Ladies! Ladies... let's get started. Please? Ladies!" Her exhortations went ignored; if anything, the room grew louder. Kate frowned and glanced at her phone. If this meeting didn't get started soon, she'd lose her reservation. … Continue reading Ostensible
Bedizen
Veronica walked into the room carrying a stack of dresses. "What do you think? Anything worth bedizening?" Betty stared at her, then marched over to the bookcase and pulled down the latest edition of Merriam-Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary. "Bedizening? Omigod. Who says bedizening? I can't... I can't even. Bedizening. Bed. I. Zen. Ing. Whatever. What... … Continue reading Bedizen
Balmy
LISA'S FEET HURT. She knew better than to wear new shoes on her shift, but her manager had been up her butt about her old, worn out Keds. The last time she'd worn them, he'd threatened to fire her. "Come on, Lees. How do you think those look with the uniform? Wear them again, and … Continue reading Balmy
Quail
Today's word is QUAIL. Not the noun. The verb. Quail verb | KWAIL 1 : to give way : falter 2 : to recoil in dread or terror : cower Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day - June 19, 2018
Three Thing Challenge
tiger | coconut | slurpee (frozen drink) _____ * _____ * _____ * _____ * _____ THE GIRL'S RED hair was brighter than the others. A carrot red, as opposed to the dark mahogany of the girl standing next to her, or the strawberry blonde of the one peeking from behind. The McIvers and their … Continue reading Three Thing Challenge
Liz Charnes 