The Friday Fictioneer Challenge: Write a 100-word story based on the photo.
Photo copyright Rich Voza
Just What Was Going On
“When does the sun finish rising?”
“Some days earlier, in the summer, some days later, in the winter. The moon, too, is different every day.”
Different every day? She wanted to believe her mother, but thought some independent verification was needed. Parents, Jenny learned in her eight and a half years, sometimes said silly things, things that weren’t always true. As soon as they got home from the airport, Jenny was going to turn on her computer and find out just what was going on. Tomorrow, she planned to get up before dawn to make sure this wasn’t a joke.
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Haha! This was heart warming 🙂 Kids these days. Gone are the days when parents were the ‘Google’.
I hope that it’s not cloudy in the morning.😉
Oh, that was be so disappointing!
Aww, very cute, Tresha. And very realistic. You thought like an eight year-old.
Terrific! Five out of five Googles.
Thanks! It’s hard growing up and learning these types of things. I’m still learning things that everyone else seems to know.
Good girl, Jenny…stay curious. Great story!
Cute story, Tresha. She sounds like an intelligent child and should be successful. Well written 🙂 — Suzanne