Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. The watcher Susan got used to the regular intrusions by her neighbour who would pretend to enjoy the view from his balcony to have a peek at her bedroom. This time she was determined to let him know this was unwelcome. She wrote on the back of an old sign and posted it on her … Continue reading Twittering Tales #153 🐦✒️💥
Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Return Home Exiting the station David got welcomed by huge queues of people trying to get a taxi to their destination. A Bank Holiday and the Notting Hill Carnival meant there was only controlled road traffic in the area. It seemed his return home was more adventurous than his holiday. (275 characters) 🇬🇧 I find … Continue reading Twittering Tales #149 🐦✒️💥
Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Old Friends Nelly organised a quick buffet dinner for her friends who wanted to gather and arrange for their outing to Brighton over the weekend. They really enjoyed each other’s company and a bit of group trekking, their unique strong bond as mates needed further nurturing, what a treasure! (280 characters) 🇬🇧 I find this … Continue reading Twittering Tales #144 🐦✒️💥
Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Old Cabrio Joe was very proud of his car, one of the very few flashy ones in his little village in the good old days. Now it looked really dated. What was once a jewel of mass production was no longer a status symbol. Joe had to relinquish it, along with the good memories he … Continue reading Twittering Tales #143 🐦✒️💥
Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Photo credit: Nathan Dumlao at Unsplash.com. White Lie Leo was told by the surgeon the operation would last only 20 minutes but this was a white lie not to raise his levels of anxiety.. In reality the complexity of the intervention was such that it required much more time to get resolved. Leo woke up … Continue reading Twittering Tales #142 🐦✒️💥
Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Photo credit: Nathan Dumlao at Unsplash.com. View to the pool David’s curiosity and lust were unstoppable, as it is the case for most teenagers who have received a repressive education. He could not refrain his attraction for what was going on around the swimming-pool below the terrace. The sensuality of these tanned bodies was untenable! … Continue reading Twittering Tales #141 🐦✒️💥
Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Photo credit: Portrait of Tracy at Pixabay.com. Losing my head “I do not know what is happening with my level of concentration, I do not seem to be able to keep tabs on the tasks I want to achieve. It is a constant struggle to focus my mind.” “I’m concerned, I think you should be … Continue reading Twittering Tales #140 🐦✒️💥
Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Photo credit: Portrait of Tracy at Pixabay.com. Book Titles Derrick was trying to make order in the flat and sort the books out that seemed to be Coming Out all over. Some selection criteria were needed to Weed Out the useless books no one would ever read. He knew some Small Sacrifices was needed despite … Continue reading Twittering Tales #139 🐦✒️💥
Twittering Tales #138 – 28 May 2019 http://katmyrman.com/2019/05/28/twittering-tales-138-28-may-2019/— Read on katmyrman.com/2019/05/28/twittering-tales-138-28-may-2019/ A white envelope with old negative films had been left on the desk of the studio. Was that a clue to the obsessive questions buzzing in his head about that family secret buried in the past? He just had to inspect the negative pictures against the dimmed lamp on the side table. (277 characters) … Continue reading Twittering Tales #138 – 28 May 2019
