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Guy de Maupassant's head ached less as the carriage slowed. Gloria twirled the tip of his mustache, laughing softly, interpreting the sneer as flirtation. Escorted into the apartment, she froze, back pressed against the closed door. Her eyes darted left to a crow flapping its black wings, right to t...

Well that sent me down a pretty interesting ETA Hoffman rabbit hole. Not only was he an actual writer but his story "The Sand-man' inspired Freud to write 'The Uncanny'. But back to your drabble... I know that my interest in horror is somehow associated with my living a very safe and protected ...

I think this one should be selected for narration.

Thanks Zeb, my fellow Chicagoan. Your feedback makes a contributor feel good about posting. I wrote this in verse but was not sure how easily it would read.

Good stuff.
Plato said that “No man should bring children into the world who is unwilling to persevere to the end in their nature and education.”

Headline: Beheaded chickens and turtle found in Yolo County
Date: 03/15/2015

“The possibilities are endless.”

http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/ ... 28441.html

munsi wrote:"Let's agree to disagree." She told me, and we've disagreed about everything ever since. And it has been exhausting...

Too funny

Bringing yourself together this morning, allowing each thought a bid for the day, you negotiate the whole person while bathing, knowing who you'll be when you set on your way. You're passed on the road by searching, splintered faces who peer in cars for some hints or traces. You imagine them plannin...

YIKES!!

My cat did this to us... left for a few months when she was too sick to be around the little ones. Came back the day she died. Good story artarys!

Funny. I like this one.

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Tirelessly clearing snow, nose down, shovel deep, ignoring the tree rudely throwing snowballs at me.

I read your Drabble for the first time last night and naturally thought of it again when I saw this:

http://listverse.com/2015/01/28/10-good-things-we-owe-to-the-black-death/

groomporter wrote:Cup of tea anyone?

Interesting story. Also sounds like Napoleon was a bit of a horndog.

How she dreaded leaving her apartment! It took years for her to feel safe in the small bubble she created around her home, shielded from the crazies, murderers and rapists in the world. But she got the letter and had to go. She rented a car and set out, a knife tucked in her coat, aware that she mig...

Things looked bad for us the day all the bees died. Breaking news, 24 hour cycles, reporters chewing on facts in every language known to man. All implications were grim and reality followed with well practiced riots, fires, bombs. The ground shook. Global rain began to burn us. Burned through everyt...

In sepia toned Kansas, Dorothy gets dirty again gardening and back in Oz, Glinda rules with hands so clean they sparkle.

I hear that the liver goes well some fava beans and a nice chianti.

I savored roaming the vineyard alone, picking grapes for my private reserve of red wine. Papa planted the vines when he was quite young. By the time he was my age, he walked these rows with a grandchild in tow. Over time he taught me everything needed to run his premium winery. Papa was round, with ...