Because sometimes life just makes you stop and think. Here are some pictures I took last Sunday. It is very rare here to get snowflakes large enough to show up on camera. I messed about with the first one in Lightroom. I shrank them all a bit to make the file size smaller. Sharing My World 2018 Week 12.

A return to Friday fiction. A spider dashed out and shot across her hand.

Finding ways to make words sparkle. Awards, Accomplishments, and Aw Shucks. Published Researcher, Creative Writer.

Come and settle here for a bit while I share a tale or two. FLASH FICTION FRIDAY He Called Himself Evan Williams. FLASH FICTION FRIDAY The Tranquil Garden. FLASH FICTION FRIDAY The Salesman. Nearby, recess bells marked the beginning.

You people are guests in my corn. Herman had always been captivated by birds, but never before to the point he lost his tour group. The picture is worth a thousand words. These are another one hundred. 3 days ago August 13, 2015. Yard, with a side of swing. 6 days ago August 10, 2015. 1 week ago August 6, 2015. 2 weeks ago August 3, 2015.

As always life here is very hectic. However, it is that time of the week where I get to see what photo prompt our wonderful hostess Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. I hope you enjoy it! PHOTO PROMPT Stephen Baum.

Searching was harder at night. Everything looked different under the moon and the shadows seemed so dark and almost alive like they wanted to swallow her up. She called his name again, Buddy! But the only response was the crunching of dried leaves under her feet. She heard her father say.

Welcome to Friday Fictioneers hosted by Rochelle. If you fancy having a go, check out the prompt and write a story approximately 100 words long and post. If you want to see more of the stories for this weeks pic, follow the blue frog. PHOTO PROMPT - Madison Woods. Clawing at the darkness, branches reached upward like outstretched fingers, grasping, wanting.

As always, thanks to Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.