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Author: Lisa Tomey-Zonneveld
Lisa Tomey-Zonneveld is the founder/manager of Prolific Pulse Press LLC and a widely published poet and writer. She is an editor of numerous anthologies and for Fine Lines Journal. She is Poet Laureate Emeritus of Garden of Neuro Institute and is an organizer for Living Poetry in North Carolina. ProlificPulse.blog ProlificPulse.com
Sunday’s Six Sentence Story Word Prompt!
How about we try this prompt for a “change”? 🙂 Thanks, Denise for your wonderful prompts and for keeping us going.
Welcome to GirlieOnTheEdge and Sunday’s prompt word reveal for Six Sentence Stories!
Ever get caught up in something and then totally lose track of time? (hint, hint) As we approach the conclusion of the year 2020, there is much to reflect. As writers, we are fortunate to possess the ability to express these reflections, express our frustrations, hopes, our dreams, our joys through the written word. As writers, we create, therefore we are. Please join us for another week of Six Sentence Stories. 6 sentences. You’ve got this. Be well everyone. Be of the moment. Enjoy your week. Read you soon!
Rules of the hop:
Write 6 Sentences. No more. No less.
Use the current week’s prompt word.
Return here, link your post Wednesday night through Saturday late…
Spread the word and put in a good one to your fellow writers 😀
PROMPT WORD: CHANGE
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Ten Things of Thankful – December 11 2020
Happy Friday and TTOT Day! Let’s get to it!
- I am thankful that better late than never works for me this morning. I am usually on here to do TTOT early, but I have had business to take care of. I am grateful to have taken care of the icky business and get to share my gratitudes!
- I am grateful for Section 139 which reimburses certain employees expenses and it is not taxable income when reimbursed. It’s up to the companies to do this and is worth checking into.
- It’s nice to have a break between tax seasons.
- Holiday Poetry! I am excited to be having a holiday party this afternoon where we will be reciting holiday poems. I didn’t think I had that many until I search in my archives. Seems like I was a bit busy with them last year. So I am grateful for recycling poetry.
- Food! I am grateful that the larder stays full.
- Figuring things out. Sometimes you have to be your own best advocate and when I was working on #1 I realized that I am pretty good at figuring out how to handle such matters and feel sad for people who don’t have that skill. Fortunately, word gets around and I have been able to help. I am grateful for that.
- Despite brain fog which sometimes hurts #1 and #6 – I am managing to get by each day. And am fortunate to have a family and friends who get that about me. Fuzzy head and all, they still love me.
- Sparkling lights when I drive at night. We went to look at holiday lights last Saturday night after we picked up daughter from work. There is this one house where they do a sound and light show and you play the music in sync on your radio. We make it a point to go there every year. And it’s not too far out there. The neighborhood goes all out.
- Supportive tools. Sweetie bought me a tray and bolster to make my life more comfortable and make me more able to work from the bed. It’s a big blessing since there are times I need the solace and the comfort.
- YOU!! I am grateful to have you here and would love to hear your thankfuls. Come join us at the blue link or put your thankfuls in comments.
Menu to Start a Friendship
Menu to Start a Friendship
Clarabelle stared at the menu for what seemed a long time, based on the tapping of the pen on the waitress’s pad, her eyes squinting, frowning as if it were her time being wasted.
“I am so sorry, but it is hard for me to decide what it is I want, you see, my dear Herbie used to select what we would have to eat, it was the only time he made such decisions, usually it was up to me to decide what to cook, so you see I cannot decide, do you have a suggestion?”
Rolling her eyes and then alerting to a focus, the waitress suggested the steak and eggs with a side of shredded hash browns with onions.
“Oh, thank you, so much, that sounds lovely, how kind of you to help me, this is so hard…” her voice trailed off and a tear rolled down her cheek and edged on her deep berry toned lips, “I am so sorry, it’s just that…” and she bent her head down and soaked her now freely falling tears with her napkin.
Softening her frown into a soft smile, the waitress reached across and patted Clarabelle’s shoulder and said, “ma’am, I am so sorry, Herbie must have been quite the man.”
Clarabelle looked up at the waitress and really probed into her eyes and said, “thank you, he was, what is your name?”
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Down the Grassy Aisles – by Aruna Gurumurthy
I have read this book thoroughly, having worked closely with Aruna. This is a book of positivity and one to enjoy reading over and again through the years. This is definitely one to add to your collection.
Available on Amazon: Down the Grassy Aisles
