Beth tells Liz how it is_Should I Stay or Should I Go_Close Call_A MAY-DECEMBER ROMANCE
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Beth tells Liz how it is
Beth is a mother to two girls Liz seventeen and Becky fourteen. All of Liz’s friends go out to parties Liz never got to go. All because of her mom said no never gave a reason why. Liz only wanted to go to one party just to see what it was like and to hang out with her friends. Liz has tried to sneak out a number of times to go party with her friends.Her mom always caught her but never punished her just told her.( Go back to bed.) What Liz does not know is that Becky always tells her mom when Liz. Try’s to sneak out Liz always tell her sister when she is going to go party so Becky. Slips her mo...
Should I Stay or Should I Go
Should I stay of should I go. That is the dilemma I have been pondering for the past several days.After growing up in a military family, yes I am or was a military brat, I determined that when I left home I would find a place to settle and would stay.I had hated that we had moved so much while I was growing up. It kept me afraid of making friends as I knew that as soon as I became tight with someone dad would be transferred and we would be moving again. That was not a big prwww.onedoor.ccoblem during grade school but when I reached junior high, or middle school as they call it these days, it got to ...
Close Call
I yawn. Somewhere between the boisterous music and the haze in my brain, I realize we’ve been here way too late.How did that happen? Eh. It’s fine. It can’t be that late really, can it? I’ve been waiting a long time to get one more song in on karaoke before we head home for the night. But the outdoor patio of the bar has become super crowded with people. Some are so inebriated they can’t walk out on their own.I had hoped to hear that young lady sing again, too. She’s a pretty girl with a pretty voice, but no self confidence. She’s overweight. Poor thing probably has all the mental hea...
A MAY-DECEMBER ROMANCE
Word count: 1,420 wordsA May-December RomanceWinnie, in her 50’s, was out walking in the park with her younger husband Luke. It was February, 2020. There was a cold breeze and they both shivered a little in their jackets.“Look, Luke - is that a crocus?” she asked, pointing towards the base of a nearby tree. “First sign of spring!”“Maybe, but do crocuses really come out in winter?” Luke stared carelessly at his Smart phone. He wore a motorcycle jacket and had longish hair. “Oh, well. Hope springs eternal in a woman’s breast.” Pausing together in their walk, they sat on a bench. “Know who you'r...