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Term Limits

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Randy sat at the typewriter, pecking away, setting his sights on the clock, ticking to 4 a.m. on the due date of his term paper. He knew he should have started sooner, but he was a working student who needed the money to keep up with school costs.

The student rubbed his eyes, stood up and stretched, and grabbed one more coffee before gathering his papers and heading to the student union. Wouldn’t you know it, he thought, the copiers are all in use. Finally, he saw an opening and took his station and copied his paper. Another term paper down, Randy left to drop it off to his professor, the drop off box was filling up fast, Randy knocked on the professor’s door to let him know, only to be told by the secretary that the professor would be gone for a week long break, returning to collect the term papers to grade when he returned.

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So, there you have it! My Six Sentence Story. Poor Randy was tired and I hope he was able to catch a few zzz’s before he went to work. Needless to say, the professor caught some of his own zzz’s. Would you like to share your Six Sentence Story? Go to Girlie on the Edge and submit yours.

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Ten Things of Thankful – April 29 2022

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Happy Friday and TTOT day! I took a bye week last week for a much needed staycation. Back in action (somewhat) as April winds down. Let’s do this!

  1. Fridays with the family are back with tax season slowing down and family life picking up.
  2. Daughter has a potential new opportunity with a program.
  3. We got haircuts because mullets are not a good look on us. No offense to mullet wearers, because if it’s a good luck, go for it.
  4. National Poetry Month has been – well – poetic. I was named the Poet Laureate for the Garden of Neuro Institute. The term is April to April. It is such an honor and I certainly could think of others more deserving.
  5. Planning is in session for a virtual women’s retreat in the fall.
  6. Write Now! is having their annual conference tomorrow. I am excited!
  7. We are in the planning for the Fine Lines Summer Camp
  8. Birds are showing great promise for Spring and the green has been especially luscious this year.
  9. Our staycation was relaxing. I will confess that I worked some, but it was not so much on the computer but is reading/editing on paper.
  10. YOU! What’s your April been like? Are your May flowers starting to stick their buds in your way?
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Here’s A Nice Holiday Gift – After the Rainbow: Golden Poems for .99 this weekend

You may recall the post announcing Zan’s book and her book launch.

Now, through Sunday all participating merchants are offering the e-book for:

“After the Rainbow: Golden Poems” for only .99!

Here are some merchants who have come forth with this special:

Barnes & Noble

Lulu

Google Play Books

Booktopia (Australia 1.09)

poetry, six sentence story

Board Meeting of the Council of Cats

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Board Meeting of the Council of Cats

Mister Blaccatto led the board meeting of the Catpuccino Cat Club

Fluffy Fern who always sat close to Mister B called the club together

After minutes were read, Ms. Goldie suggested that the snacks should soon arrive and strutted in a restless fuss

Mr. Knee Sox kept to the edge of the board to allow for the first leap to treats

After the house stirred with two footed stomps the board commenced to a unified yowl

Meeting adjourned as they all ran to their bowls

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This is my attempt of the Six Sentence Story prompt of “Board” You can join in the fun by going to Girlie on the Edge and entering and/or reading.

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Ten Things of Thankful – April 16 2022

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It’s TTOT time, so let’s hop to it.

  1. Spring has brought out the goslings, not Ryan, but the little baby geese who are so cute!
  2. Nest building has slowed, so I am guessing we will be seeing little baby birds before long.
  3. Newness, freshness, rainy days or nights leading to a certain harvest.
  4. Tax season ends the current phase on Monday. Other phases to come. But we will gladly accept a break.
  5. Opportunities to influence youth. I was asked and accepted advisor status for the youth of another country.
  6. Poetry 101 has ended the first round and we have graduates. It brings so much joy to work with poets. I learn as I teach. It is a win:win
  7. Despite #4, we will still have a nice dinner tomorrow.
  8. Groceries for #7
  9. Ability to cook.
  10. YOU What’s up with your feathery friends?
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