- Gloria, November 17, 2008
‘You’ve pointed that finger at me once to often’ the words said, under her breath sent a small chill of satisfaction through Molly’s body. She’d had enough of him, who did he think he was? A bully that’s what you are Billy. She smiled, nodded before the words left his lips – ‘cup of tea’ She poured the tea into one of her best china cups – why not? She added the medicine, he took the cup, drunk it down in one gulp. When his first gasp came Molly smiled, as his eyes glazed she laughed – no more finger pointing now Billy!!!» Today's Prompt | What is Drabble or Less Challenge?
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Flash Challenge #31 - read, comment and vote
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By Richard | October 1, 2008

Dear SMYL,
I want to write a novel but I have absolutely no discipline or motivation. None, whatsoever…
See just there? I almost stopped writing this letter. That’s how bad it is. I should go back to bed. What can I do?
Indifferently,
Lazy in N.Dak.
Dear Lazy,
Participate in our 100 Word-a-Day Novel Writing Challenge!
- SMYL
Dear SMYL,
I am constantly revising-
I am continually revising-
I can’t make it past my first line! Help!
Sincerely,
Insecure in Oklahoma
Dear Insecure,
Participate in our 100 Word-a-Day Novel Writing Challenge!
- SMYL
Flash Challenge #30: November 9, 2008
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