This past week was the start of school for many. Some kids and youths were keen, some fearful. Some parents were relieved, some apprehensive. This week's prompt is to write from the viewpoint of the sender, not the sendee. You've sent someone (or something?) to school. You've dreams and worries, there will be good news and bad news. Give us up to 1000 words, due noon-ish, Friday, September 13th.
Photo is from here.
Sorry, but I'm going to be late. I put it off to the last minute, and now, I'm having one of THOSE mornings!
Posted by: Joyce Juzwik | 13/09/2019 at 11:54 AM
Not as late as I thought! Here's my story, at 878 words. It's called School Days, but the link still shows my original title. I don't know how to fix that.
https://jfjuzwik.blogspot.com/2019/09/flash-fiction-friday-week-37-first-day.html
Posted by: Joyce Juzwik | 13/09/2019 at 01:55 PM
Here's my story - finally. The next prompt wil go up after midnight, as I'm using my prompt for the next heat in the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction contest.
https://www.ravensview.ca/2019/09/a-difficult-separation.html
Posted by: Ravens | 13/09/2019 at 06:05 PM