Category: Flash Fiction

Before the quarantine…after the quarantine…my weekend schedule is still basically the same. 8am: Wake up. Faff about. 8:15: Let dogs out and immediately shush them…

Photo by Alex Voulgaris on Unsplash She was exactly the sort of woman he went for. Her red dress hugged her enticing body.  He smirked, licking his lips…

Photo by Altınay Dinç on Unsplash Haunted houses, Creepy clothes Keep you up there on your toes.   Sneaky kids Burst your bubble, Double double, toil and trouble.…

Photo by Drew Coffman on Unsplash   Full war paint, Dark red lipstick, Perfectly smoothed hair, Mile-high heels, Tummy sucked in, Skirt straight, Shoulders back, No slouching because…

Photo by Michael Discenza on Unsplash Almost everyone around me appears to have FOMO. The dreaded fear of missing out. Oh no! they think. I don’t have any…

Photo by Michael Spain on Unsplash I pull in front of her house, park the car, and sigh. I stopped trying a while ago. That is, I stopped…

Photo by Dan Whale on Unsplash As many of you know, my son is my constant companion and fellow introvert, comedian, traveler, people gazer, assistant chef, card game…

Photo by Steve Harvey on Unsplash “He’s a jerk!” “He’s not a jerk; he’s an Aries.” “Don’t make excuses for him!” “Look, I know you’re upset but, honestly,…

Photo by Roberto Delgado Webb on Unsplash Whenever she is preparing to go out, she always stays in front of the bathroom mirror for what seems like forever,…