Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a short, short story based on a select picture in 140 characters (including punctuation and spacing).

He tore away at her worn shield. Anita knew that anger cloaked his face. Her back dented the shade. A 2:45 call from her lover would ring.

Thanks for reading!

Microfiction Monday

Snow days, school projects and job hunting for hubby has kept me away from Microfiction Mondays for a few weeks now. I missed this fun writing meme. I'm happy to participate once again this week.

We are invited to write a short, short story in 140 characters or less (including punctuation and spacing) in response to a picture prompt.


Here is my take on this picture:

Will you get your glasses fixed, you old sea dog? This is no treasure chest, and that pile of seaweed over there is no mermaid seducing you.

Please visit Susan over at stony river to join in and/or read more entries.

It's Mondays Free Write over at Write With Pictures. If you get a moment, please drop by and share how today's photograph inspires you. Thanks!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a short, short story based on a select picture in 140 characters or less (including spacing and punctuation).

Hope this outfit gets me a cameo in one of those talking animal movies. Too bad there are no does around here to impress with my DeNiro.

Happy Monday!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a short, short story based on a specific picture in 140 characters or less (including punctuation and spacing).

Done with all that ego, Ana stomped over to clueless Luis. “Three hours of walking and still nowhere! Get that guy and ask for directions!”

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a short, short story of 140 characters or less (including spacing and punctuation) based on the above picture.

Dancing awake in the sun's path, her angel girl would create moments of wonder with each step. Her mama held Nature’s fellowship that day.

Happy Monday everyone!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a short, short story in 140 characters or less (including punctuation and spacing).


It was a tough prank week. He picked from the Pledge Identity bag. The frat guys wanted him to pick the dominatrix. "YES! I CAN DO CUTE!"

Happy Monday everyone!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a short, short story in 140 characters (including punctuation and spacing).

It was like High Noon at the picnic. Joe saw his rival for Lily’s affections. Standing tall, he used his best Gary Cooper intimidating look.

Happy Monday!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a short, short story in 140 characters or less (including punctuation and spacing).

The King could not keep her from the comfort of memory as she closed her eyes to chase childhood butterflies. She did not hear each brick.

Enjoy your Monday!

Microfiction Monday

Here is today's prompt for Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a short, short story using only 140 characters (including punctuation and spacing).

Old Hank saw the note on the fridge. “Grandma likes a good dare. Wish the kids didn’t dare her to go cross country. I need my eggs.”

Thanks for reading!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a short story inspired by a select picture in just 140 characters (including spacing and punctuation).

As Rayna ascended, she gently caressed the softest of manes. Rayna breathed deeply as she left her maiden days behind. His hands held tight.

Enjoy your Monday!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a story based on a select picture in 140 characters or less (including punctuation and spacing).

When the words wouldn’t fall onto her waiting page, the awakened writer knew that the sea breeze would quietly suggest the next direction.

Enjoy your Monday!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a story based on a select picture in 140 characters or less (including punctuation and spacing).

Don’t choke me trying to get the binoculars! Pull that branch away. Look at her with my man. I should shake a few acorns on her fancy head.

It's such a sweet picture, but I thought it would be fun thinking that a Laverne & Shirley kind of duo were spying on the couple. Enjoy your Monday!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a story based on a select picture in 140 characters or less (including punctuation and spacing).

Dad has the camera. Stop squirming. Put on a good girl smile. We have to sneak on the train. Oh, this Rockette outfit is itchy!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a story based on a select picture in 140 characters or less (including punctuation and spacing).

Fear instantly chilled his chest. Determination grabbed hold of his will to find his washed away love. His heart would survive the wave.

Microfiction Monday

Another attempt at Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a story based on a select picture in 140 characters or less (including punctuation and spacing).


Mother! I’m trying to concentrate. I know, I know. She wouldn't work for me. You don't like any of them. Norman! I'll get the knife.


Well, I managed to give myself the creeps. Psycho will always give me the chills.

Enjoy your Monday!

Microfiction Monday

It's Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a story in 140 characters or less (including spaces and punctuation) to accompany a select photo.

She quickly ran to the door to get a peek at her blind date. “He said that he was shy, but this is ridiculous. Oh well, he’s breathing.”

Happy Monday everyone!

Microfiction Monday: Kelly Practices Editing

I decided to join in on Microfiction Monday over at stony river. We are invited to write a story about a select picture in 140 characters or less (including space and punctuation).


Tracing the letters, she knew that she wanted to be his Juliet. Stretching, she stood up and placed the postcard in her recipe box.


Wow! That was hard. You should have seen how many words that I had to edit out. It's a fun meme to try. Enjoy your Monday.