The Bridge of Lies
The Elephant and a Camel set the trap. Overhead a lone red single winged plane circled. The public house was a perfect foil, typically Banbury-shire, rustic farmers were knocking back amber nectar. I with my sister watched watched from the top landing, as the action unfolded. …
Two Romany caravans were entering the yard, a violin squawked as fireworks exploded. Silence please. Action please. A massive explosion destroyed the Elephant and Camel. Gunfire blasted apart random individuals, then silence returned. That’s a wrap chaps. See you next week. Same time.
One can dream as battling Covid,
There is a whole universe in a child’s head
Indeed there is Neil
Action unleashed indeed.
The director behind the scenes requires Action, so action there is
Dear Michael,
A lot going on there.
Shalom,
Rochelle
The director requires action, so Rochelle action there will be.
Lights! Camera! Action!
And loads of imagination & smart expression.
Thank you Anita, it was not the story that I planned to write. But it arrived
Action, indeed, Michael.
I gather you have covid, Michael. I hope you’re getting through it okay. I’ve been down with a chest infection and it’s taking me longer to get back on my feet than I’d like but I’m getting there. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Best wishes,
Rowena
Thank you, Rowena, it was not the story that I planned to write. But it arrived and so it is
Action-packed, lucky kids to see it again and again.
It was not the story that I planned to write. But it arrived and I went with it
That’s a lot of imagination going on. Get well soon!
Thank you Dale, it was not the story that I hoped to write. But I got what I got.
A lot of action in 100 words! Hope the Covid moves on as rapidly.
Thank you Liz, it was not the story that I hoped to write. However writing helps me cope with the ups and downs of life, so I am pleased to take part in Friday Fictioneers
I’m so sorry you’re sick. Get better soon! Quite a lot of action for the camera and great imagination
Thank you Brenda, it was not the story that I hoped to write. However writing helps me cope with the ups and downs of life, so I was pleased to take part.
What an imagination you have, Michael. Sometimes stories just appear and we have to obey and write. Get well soon.
Thank you,I thank heaves that I am able to write
Wow! I’m exhausted from that. Thrilling story with lots of …. action!
Thank you Nancy, this week the story insisted on being told,