Christine LW

“Polor Opposites” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #232

You could say that Aunt Fran and I Mary Louise Stoker were polar opposites. Fran was straight to the point how blunt her words may sound. She was also mothers sister. Out living all her siblings. Looking at old photos of Fran in her heyday former model and actress. You could not imagine her as the old woman sitting in the arm chair. Tonight I had come to walk her terrier Rufus all white with brown over his ...

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“Benjamin, Rocking and Rolling.” by Christine LW

Benjamin had always been a good straight honest person in his belief. He did not always like change, had to accept it the same as everyone else. The internet great a way of keeping in touch seeing things you would never even of thought of years ago. Disadvantage being that people shopped more online, he prefered tradition. Choosing items as an adult in store. He remembered as a child pointing out what he would lik...

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“Laura” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #230

Laura liked to do to others, how she herself would like to be treated? Today she had taken her new phone to Phone Plus Store off market square. Smiling she entered the store such friendly nice young men these tec guys. What it was to be talented? The world at your finger tips. "Twenty pounds to set up the new phone. Transfer every thing over from the old phone." "Go ahead." Said Laura, the money they would allow her on the old phone, would cover the cost.Smiling Laura left the shop she would pick up some cans of pop and cakes for ...

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“The Mistletoe Thrush” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #229

Darlene thought of Christmas and herceyes filled with tears first romance memories some good some bad. The Mistletoe thrush he or she,always remained for the festive season.pecking at the mistletoe over the years. Fresh berries the joy and taste of Christmas. The clinking of glasses, tree lights, globes on trees laughing faces joy. Darlene should show more spirit instead of dwelling on the past. As Danny always sa...

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“The Adventures Of Jack Frost And Creepy Crawley” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #228

  THE ADVENTURES OF JACK FROST AND CREEPY CRAWLEY.   Jack Frost liked dressing up in red plaid trousers, with a white shirt and red bow tie. One day while walking in the meadow, He had investigated the hedgerow, and found Creepy Crawley a brown beetle, trapped inside a jam jar. He released Crawley from  the jam- jar. Jack and Crawley then become best friends.   They looked ...

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“SEASONAL SHADES” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #227

                       SEASONAL SHADES.           A hazy mist of colour the day I met you. The joys of Autumn sunshine the hay being harvested and the fruitfulness of the season. Has we walked arm in arm through the dense woodland towards the park. A popular place for lovers to meet and caress. There is still an abundance of green the trees and shrubs shimmer in the sun. I watch as a playful grey squirrel chases a...

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“LAYER CAKE” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #226

Sexual Language Mentioned.                                              LAYER CAKE.     Melody sat by the window at Starbucks café with her hot chocolate drink and marshmallows. She watched as the people passed by. She gave the lake of chocolate a swirl dipping a marshmallow into the cup the taste reminded her of a rich chocolate dessert with whipped cream. The memories come flooding back of her...

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“Mirror, Mirror who Am I ?” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #225

Is it me or the light, changing , What can be done? I seem to be going through mid life crisis? The mirror does not lie. About Sarah Jane Hacket. Poor woman, with crows feet under her eyes, hair that need attention. Always been a good christion, missed out on marriage stakes to look after elderly grumpy mother. I see those looks, oh, poor Sarah what can one expect.? Well I maybe fifty five with Arthritis. Now it i...

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“Pippin And Tog” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #224

                               PIPPIN AND TOG.          Pippin the thrush and Tog a red squirrel, decided to visit Henry and Sarah at Mill Cottage. When they arrived, Sarah was hanging out the washing. Tog decided to throw acorns at the sheets. While Pippin flew around the garden. Sarah decided to chase Pippin and To...

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“GRANNY AND JOSHIE MAKE JAM” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #222

                                  GRANNY AND JOSIE MAKE JAM                                     Josie decided to visit her granny at Dell Cottage. When she arrived there, she found granny in the kitchen making jam in a large saucepan. Granny mixed the blackberries and raspberries adding sugar to the water. When the fruit bubbled on ...

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“PATRICK Driscoll” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #221

                            Patrick Driscoll      When Patrick had been out walking along the cliffs on their first visit to Cornwall  there had been a warning from an old woman dressed in black, about six ravens circling a chalet. She had said, that it was a bad omen. The woman had then vanished into the grey curling mists. He had told Sandy about his experience and they had both laughed. Patrick had been a fool...

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“A PRAYER TO GOD.” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #219

                                                   A PRAYER TO GOD.           Could he hear her thoughts? For she had sinned. The stench and the screams early hours   of the morning, did she deserve this? For years she had let Duke dictate and bully her. Telling the  willowy kid in the diner that she could not cook gruel. “Only my joke darling.” He had said, as usual  like many times over the ...

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“Cooking Blitz” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #216

                                                     COOKING BLITZ.      Kerry worked, has a waitress at the Expresso Coffee bar in town, over the years she had seen many changes with banks and shops closing in the small market town.  Also, there were the advantages of not having to commute into London every day to work amid packed railway carriages early mornings to the city with the smell of smoke and swea...

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“Horrid Horace” by Christine LW

Submitted to Contest #215

                                              HORRID HORACE.             Plants and shrubs raise their heads from buds of green. While fields and gardens flourish from the warmth of the sun. There is no noise from passing traffic. All is peaceful apart from the slight movement of the trees. Joe and Mary Peters have moved to Mill Cottage to make a new start with their two children Ho...

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