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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Tale Tues: Hatching Dino Eggs
I feel sorry for teachers. Well elementary school teachers, anyway, when their class projects go awry. As when the life cycle of their classroom tadpoles is cut short, and only one matures into a sad lonely frog. So that the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged chickens, children, dinosaurs, elementary school, humor, school projects 9 Comments
March Trees
Trifecta Challenge: Use following three words and add another 33 to them to make a complete 36-word response – remember, rain, rebellion. She could not remember a colder March night. Rain froze and crystalized bare branches. So in the morning, … Continue reading
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Leona the Chicken Struts
Alphabe-Thurs weekly challenge: Letter Q! Do chickens quack? Of course not. They cluck. But Marge heard quacking, and it was not Leona, who was strutting around in her new chicken outfit: Pin It It was her daughter. Yaking at her … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, Uncategorized Tagged chickens, creative writing, fiction, humor, writing 23 Comments
Tale Tues: How I Crushed My Child
It’s not often I’m tongue-tied in front of my own children. Usually only when they ask big questions, like how did God come to be alive? Where does space end? But faced with Little Bro’s super disappointed as well as … Continue reading
Posted in children, Uncategorized Tagged brain freeze, children, forgetfulness, Harry Potter, middle aged mom, motherhood, Stve Jobs 29 Comments