Another story of mine has been posted at bookscover2cover. This one is called What We Call Mother’s Day and can be read by clicking on the link. It was the first story I wrote for Sweet FA and I remember the prompt was “a family meal”, which for no reason whatsoever reminded me of this scene from Blade Runner –
And to finish, here’s Slade –
IN MEMORY EVERYTHING SEEMS TO HAPPEN TO MUSIC -Tennessee Williams
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I expected a signature Blake twist – but this – yikes!!!
Mmm what with the dragonflies and spiders I’m deciding against coming back as a critter, with apologies to Issa. Also, birds aren’t an option because of that dawn chorus lunacy…
Sloths… I think I could be a sloth. Once they get internet access those guys have got it made! 🙂
rrrrreeekkrrrrraaaareeeennkikirreeeee…
Person1: What’s that noise?
Person 2: It’s Blake. On the internet again.
Person 1: But that’s dial-up!
Person 2: He’s a sloth.
LOL!
You’re so right! Sloths will stick with dial-up – seconds, minutes, hoiurs? Hell, they don’t care! 😀
Exactly! 😀