Snowy Summer’s Day – Flash Fiction

The following flash fiction was written for this week’s challenge over atCarrot Ranch. In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story using two words that contradict. Examples include champagne and hard-rock; rosemary and sewage; duck down and firecrackers; sleep and square-dancing. Use one of these or make up your own. Go where the

Snowfall Expected to Last All Weekend

Story Starter Challenge for April 27th.  Sentence Prompt: There’s a storm brewing. I heard all week that we’d be getting snow this weekend but I didn’t believe it until I woke up today and saw this. A dusting, not that bad, but there’s a storm brewing all over the country I hear. They say this

March Snow – Haiku

A 3 stanza haiku about winters return in March.

Imagining

As I sit here today looking outside, I’m trying to think of what it would be like to be out in the elements.  We’ve had some pretty bad weather this winter and this past weekend it was snowing, blowing, ice pellets, and very high winds here in Ontario, Canada. Today it is still snowing and

Diamonds in the Snow Haiku

I took this picture the other night and I was hoping to catch the sparkles on the snow. They looked amazing. I probably should have put on my boots and coat and went outside to get a better shot. I was on my way to bed, opened the front door, and took the picture. Now