Monthly Archives: March 2016
Battle weary
Welcome to Friday Fictioneers, hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields and a chance for bloggers to share flash fiction tales. This picture conjured up some closer to home memories. My dad keeps a toilet on the patio. Mum groaned the day it arrived. She encouraged other plants to grow up around it, hoping they might crush the […]
A-Z blogging theme reveal
So, my chosen theme for the A to Z blog challenge is…. drum roll… fanfare…. Castles. Was that an anti-climax? It could easily have been cathedrals. I’m not an architect, nor a historian, but I love impressive old buildings. I’m in awe of the manpower and ingenuity that went into building such vast structures at […]
All gone for now
It could have been the sun, or the tops of the buildings, but I chose the foreground. Hope you enjoy my 100 word flash fiction challenge brought to you by Rochelle. The bin man collected the rubbish today. He took away the crushed cans And water bottles, The sweet wrappers, Bottle tops and half-eaten […]
The Quiet Writer 