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THE WACKY WEEKEND CHALLENGE #5: Canine

Here are the fantastic entries from  last week’s challenge themed ‘Shower‘:

Kytwright

Theater of the Absurd – This, That, and The Other

Wounded – wide-eyed wanderer

The Whacky Weekend Challenge #4-Shower – Ruth Scribbles

Rushed – I Write Her

Dreams Come True – A THOUSAND MILES

showers of blessings – syncwithdeep

We had a few unexpected but super fun takes on the challenge! Amazing all of them! 🙂

Now, on to this week’s prompt….

*drumroll*

CANINE

Should you choose to accept the challenge, do leave the link to your response in the comments below.

To know all the details about this challenge follow the link below:

The Wacky Weekend Challenge Rules

Kindly respond to this challenge by the end of 16th December, 2018…

Happy reading, and happy writing! 🙂

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Three Line Tale: Nectar

The queen butterfly made her way to the nectar, flying in dizzying circles.

She flapped her large wings, gracefully displaying the intricate spotted pattern on them.

She sucked on the sweet nectar of the human brain, her favorite kind of food.

Prompt:

Three Line Tales, Week 149

Flash Fiction: Discovery

This is a discovery that could get us featured on big networks.

Are you recording this, Ryan? Okay good. So here we are, having completed our journey into the caves. We see some clear indications that human life once existed here. These paintings on the wall, seem to depict some kind of script. These are some well drawn lines and some good colour choice. I think we may have discovered a stone-age Picasso. Let’s back up a bit and illuminate the whole wall. There you see folks, a cave painting that seems to read P-S-Y-C-H-E!

Fuck!! Stop recording, Ryan!!!

Word Count: 99

Prompt:

Carrot Ranch December 6 Flash Fiction Challenge

Flash Fiction: Bridge

The job was almost over.

The Skulls Mercenaries would collect yet another feather in their cap. Having never failed a mission, we were tasked with guarding the train. Rather, we were tasked with guarding the precious cargo on it.

The journey had been long and intense. Two days of shooting and being shot at. There were many injuries, but not one casualty. My men were the toughest soldiers out there, my personal picks. They would never fail.

This was it, the last bridge to the tunnel, and a heavy pay day.

That was the plan, until the bridge blew up..

Word Count: 100

Prompt:

Friday Fictioneers 7th December 2018

Flash Fiction: Shoot

Keep your eyes on the red saucer, and shoot.

BANG!

A good try. Just a narrow miss. Now, try to predict the course of the disc and then shoot. Here it comes.

BANG!

AlmosFFfAW Challenge – 194tht there. You can do it. Remember your target practice. There is no difference, other than the fact that you are using live ammunition and the target is moving slightly. One more time.

BANG!

Good shot. The red saucer was blown to smithereens. What do you mean by what about the black saucer? Which black saucer? Oh fuck! That’s an actual flying saucer you idiot.

RUN!!

Word Count: 100

Prompt:

FFfAW Challenge – 194th

THE WACKY WEEKEND CHALLENGE #4: Shower

First off, I apologize for the delay in posting this week’s challenge!

 

Here are the fantastic entries from  last week’s challenge themed ‘Black‘:

The Whacky Weekend Challenge #3 — Black – Ruth Scribbles

The Accident – This, That, and The Other

Dark Night of the Soul – Culture Shocks

My Unlived Life – Culture Shocks

Shine a Light – Musings of a Soul Eclectic

Gone into reverse – My Random Ramblings

Here we are – A Pause for Nature

Wacky Weekend Challenge # 3 – wide-eyed wanderer

Where are all the Greens? – And Miles to go before I sleep…

Erotic Micro-Fiction: Inked Submission

 

Another lovely roundup this week! 😀

I enjoyed all the reads here!!

Now, on to this week’s prompt….

*drumroll*

SHOWER

Should you choose to accept the challenge, do leave the link to your response in the comments below.

To know all the details about this challenge follow the link below:

The Wacky Weekend Challenge Rules

Kindly respond to this challenge by the end of 9th December, 2018…

Happy reading, and happy writing! 🙂

 

Twittering Tale: Lone Wolf

I saw him looking at me.

Petrified with fear, I stood rooted in spot. The black wolf took slow steps towards me.
As he neared, i could see his eyes and once I had seem them, all fear began left my body. I had seen those eyes before. They held dark loneliness inside.

Like my eyes…

Character Count: 280

Prompt:

Twittering Tales #113 – 4 December 2018

Flash Fiction: Little Lighthouse

Little Ben surveyed the ocean from his very own lighthouse.

Ben’s father, a Captain in the Imperial Navy would spend months away on the seas. Ben had inherited his father’s love for the deep blue. Upon this realization, father built a little lighthouse for little Ben.

Ben would spend all his spare time in the lighthouse, keeping a weather eye trained at the ocean. He kept a tab on the vessels that arrived and left port. Ben’s keen vision helped in saving the town from catastrophe during The Great Festival.

Ben was the first to spot the approaching Jolly Rogers…

Word Count: 100

Prompt:

Sunday Photo Fiction Dec. 2, 2018

Three Line Tale: Search

It came suddenly, without any warning, giving no chance to our terrestrial brethren, those poor souls which did not have gifts like ours were wiped out instantly.

I don’t know how it happened, but the towering waves came crashing upon our world, submerging it in water.

It has been days without food and rest for us now, on our search to find a new home, any place that survived this aquatic apocalypse…

Word Count: 72

Prompt:

Three Line Tales, Week 148