The Race

This week’s photo prompt is provided by Phylor. Thank you Phylor for our photo prompt! Old Blue knew he could win this race. Hadn’t he won the one against Stepchild? Alright, that race was six years ago and Stepchild was an old nag, so it wasn’t even a challenge for him. But then after a … Continue reading →

Q is for Queue

Today is a little queue of limericks all lined up for your enjoyment. There once was a girl named Iris Who raised money by selling a kiss The boys queued up in line Spent their time and a dime And bought a few moments of bliss. (The dime was long before today’s inflated price.) (And … Continue reading →

K is for Knockout

  The last post, while I didn’t make It into the hoop, I at least stayed in the court.  Today, I’m switching sports and hoping for a knockout. By the way, I watched an old movie from 1968 on TMC called “The Thomas Crown Affair.”  Within the first few minutes the Crown fellow sets up … Continue reading →

G is for Ghost Story

While I’m waiting for my story stew (using F) to come to a boil, I decided to continue with my poetry.  Here is a little, not so ghosty, ghost story.  I imagined a lonely woman who just needs someone to talk to. There’s a ghost lives in this house though him I can not see. People tell … Continue reading →

H is for Hostage

Todays assignment is to kill off the adverbs: Writing 101, Day Eight: Death to Adverbs (Go to a public location and make a detailed report of what you see. The twist of the day? Write the post without adverbs.) So I say, why kill them off…take them hostage and trade them for exciting verbs.  So I … Continue reading →