Her penny red hair stood out almost as vivid as her bright green eyes.
She was in line for the telephone booth when a young man bumped into her.
“So sorry, miss, my feet are both pointed left.”
Chuckling, she nodded and proceeded to wait.
“Mind if I ask you why such a fine specimen is waiting in a line?”
Grimacing, she looked him straight in the eye, “I am hardly a specimen as in an experiment or lab, but a woman seeking a job, just like many other of us, and, by the way, I need to make my connection, now.”
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And that’s my Six Sentence Story for this week. You can participate by going to: Girlie on the Edge
walking floors with anticipation all her life will soon be changed little feet will walk, then run keeping pace with life’s adventures onward stepping one by one never leaving days undone
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And there you have it! This is my six line poem in step with this weeks Six Sentence Story where You Can Participate by going to this LINK
Shandy set up her room at her Aunt Cherri’s house, placing her framed pictures of her late husband and her son on her dresser. Grazing the edges of the scrolled, antique textured frame surrounding her husband, Shandy sighed and began talking.
“Honey, it’s a new start for me, being here at Cherri’s, and I always thought we would be moving here together, but later in life, yet here I am, at a new house, a new life, but just so you know, it’s not the same without you,” and with that a tear rolled down her cheek, followed by a few more droplets before she stepped away.
Shandy stepped outside and leashed up Candy for a walk, and off they went, the fresh air pleasant to her and to Candy, they both sped out in a trot, before long, Shandy’s head cleared, and her eyes saw new possibilities as the neighborhood was near a small shopping center and that was where she found a diner, a homey looking place, with a “Help Wanted” sign on the window.
Stepping out after getting cleaned up, Shandy walked to the diner, “I see you are needing help, well I have lots of experience, may I please get an application?”
“Have you worked a full-house, lunch crowd, we could use you right now,” and with that, Shandy felt a confirmation that she had found home.
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This is my response to the Six Sentence Story challenge word “Home” provided by Denise of Girlie on the Edge. Would you like to submit a story? You can go HERE
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