Julie Price

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Jan, 2024

Stories (4)

4 Stories

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“Donna vs Robyn” by Julie Price

Submitted to Contest #271

The security getting into the women’s prison was tight, but once you were in there, the prisoners were wandering around freely.“Have we met before?”Robyn was standing in line to see a medic or somebody to give her something. Donna had been sent over there to get something for her period pain. She was nervous. It was her first week on this posting for the Corrections Department. Donna held the lofty title of ‘Assistant to the Superintendent’, in Manolo Women’s Prison, but really this meant making coffee and updating prisoner record cards and ...

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“How to be a Yoga Teacher” by Julie Price

Submitted to Contest #270

This is a long recipe. Grab yourself some ceremonial grade cacao, a vegan bliss ball or four and find a comfortable seated postion. If at any time you start to tire, take child's pose, rest as long as you need. Return to your reading when your body tells you it is ready, all the while observing your thoughts, sensations and of course, your breath. Let's begin.Ingredients:A sizeable amount of money for your teacher training, more about this laterA lot of yoga pants, black and neutral tonesMicro tops with flowy bigger ones to layer your lookFr...

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“Sarah & Patrick” by Julie Price

Submitted to Contest #239

‘Oohhhhh it’s so hot today!!!!’ Sarah was starting to sweat. ‘You’re telling me. Wish she left the aircon on.’ Patrick replied. Julie would never leave the air conditioner on during the day. She felt guilty having it on at all. The heat didn’t bother Simon. Nothing seemed to bother Simon. ‘She keeps talking about her menopause. I think she’s taking some pills. Have you seen them on the shelf?' Sarah didn’t miss a thing. Patrick on the other hand was a bit aloof. Didn’t notice every single detail like Sarah did. ‘Not really. Tell you what...

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“It's Time” by Julie Price

Submitted to Contest #231

Harriet told herself if she ever became single she would simply remain single. There was no way she would go online to find a man. She had listened to enough horror stories from her newly single friends and workmates about the online dating world. Men who catfished you, faking their identities and wasting your time with endless exchanges. Men who asked you to send nudes within minutes of chatting. Men who misrepresented themselves as entrepreneurs when they really were unemployed and living in a granny flat at their mother’s house. Men who p...

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