Tag Archives: short humour

Brotherly Love (Short Humour Site – January 2013)

Posted on January 5, 2013 by Sandra

“Holy cow Toby, what did you do to your sister???” “Nothing Dad, honest, I just waved my wand at her.  There must have been a spell stuck on the end of it.” “Didn’t you try undoing it, you know, wave … Continue reading →

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Every Cloud… (Friday Fictioneers, July 2012)

Posted on July 13, 2012 by Sandra

After I missed a few payments, they started circlin’.  Never off the phone…callin’ at the farm… sendin’ letters. Life was goin’ to hell in a handcart… hens wouldn’t lay, cows dried up, the bull looked like he was gettin’ in … Continue reading →

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Payback (MicroHorror, February 2012)

Posted on February 28, 2012 by Sandra

“What are you doing out on the window-ledge, Wendy? You come right back in, this minute.” “I can’t.  That woman told me to come out here.” “Which woman?” “The one wearing the sparkly dress.  Always flitting about.” “Why on earth … Continue reading →

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When I Were a Lad (Short Humour Site)

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Sandra

The bowl of fruit stood on the table between us, inviting confrontation. Two shiny red apples nestled beneath a banana, as yet unflecked by brown spots. And to the side, a plump bunch of purple grapes,  nestled up to the … Continue reading →

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Vive la Danse! (Short Humour Site, November 2011)

Posted on November 17, 2011 by Sandra

Flavia limped slowly to the door of the dance studio, casting a baleful glance over her shoulder at Kenneth. The other couples stood around awkwardly. Madame Rousillon sighed and pushed her spectacles wearily into her polished black top-knot. Flavia was … Continue reading →

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