
The power of choice is in your hands. Use as many or as few as you like of the following prompts:
- Poetry: Anapeat
- Prose: Mystery
- All Words: cannon, chew, curfew, curl
- Phrase for Contemplation: By working hard, you get to play hard guilt-free.
- Theme: mental illness
- Graphic:

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Previous submissions are worthy of your attention:
Place and Time by A. F. Stewart
Night Remembers by Hinda Rochel Anolick
Summer Night by Kerry Dexter
Friendship, Inc. by Susan Budig
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Now that's really sumptin that you want to say it. It's cute, you know? Ohh, yah, that's cute for sure, I tink.
When that tiny tot weighed in at ten pounds nine ounces, I said, "Uf-da."
And here's the kicker, ohh, yah, I tell yoo for sure, when that same neighbor turned up pregnant two months later, my husband said, "Holy Mackerel!" I said, "Uf-da, honey. You need to fix the plumbing at your house for sure."
In Connecticut, we tend to cuss. My neighbor, a long time ago, had her baby, (yep, a big baby boy), in the front seat of her husband's Firebird. What did he say to her? Not in the car, PLEASE, not in the car. He freaked out so much he drove her to the wrong hospital - she'd already delivered the baby herself.
Though, when I lived in Alabama, I learned all kinds of words, though my son picked up the accent in about two days (everybody thought he'd been born there), until I opened my mouth. A Yankee. Had one guy say to us, "we don't rent to no yankees here"
OK, is it Minnesota or Minnn-eee-sota? I'm going to learn the "right" way to say things, since I might not stay in Connecticut, not if I can escape!
(Oh, the O is long in the sota portion....Minnn-eee-sooo-ta)
Susan, love, Elsie
Thanks for submitting to
The Surreal Circus.
Never mind, I fear the answer!