“Aw, look at this one.”
Marie points at a bunny rabbit. Their twitchy noses are kind of sweet, but I don’t want a bunny rabbit.
This is the beginning of my story Cats and Dogs – you can read the whole thing here on FlashFlood. I’ve only read a handful of stories so far. Anyone else got one on there today? Pop me a link in the comments if you do.
If you missed out on the FlashFlood, there’s another opportunity to get a story published at the Write-In, too.
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Thank you, Jane!
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It’s a great little story too 🙂
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I’m glad you liked it 🙂
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I did 🙂
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Wow. What an amazing story. Was Flash Fiction Day really a little while ago?? Arrgghh — I keep missing the writing holidays!! First National Haiku Day, then it was National Short Story Month, and now this!?!? I gotta get ahead of things more… Anyway, your story was extraordinary and outstanding. Keep up the great writing. ❤ =)
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Thank you!
NFFD was Saturday just gone. It’s usually early or mid June: https://nationalflashfictionday.co.uk
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