Copyright — Jean L. Hays
Here we are this week gathered in a virtual small-town parking lot. We’re sitting on folding chairs under an awning–it’s a warm day for November. We’ve gathered here to discuss our original stories for the week. This is the Friday Fictioneer’s weekly challenge. Our gracious and talented hostess Rochelle Wisoff-Fields has called us to meet. The challenge is to each write a story with no more than 100 words. It’s supposed to include a beginning, middle, end, and follow the picture prompt for the week. The prompt this week was supplied by Jean L Hays. Thanks Jean.
The link for all the other stories is as follows:
http://rochellewisofffields.wordpress.com/2014/11/05/7-november-2014/
Genre: Humor Fiction
Word Count: 100 Words
TRANSFORMATION By P.S. Joshi
Two Edsels were parked in the city lot of the small town of Dingley, North Carolina.
“Hey hon,” said the rose-colored Edsel to her neighbor. “What the heck did they do to you?”
“Well,” said the marigold-and-white Edsel, “my owner decided to go into the snow- plow and ditch-digging business. He said there was no sense leavin’ me just sit around and turn into a rust bucket. He might as well make use of me since he couldn’t resell me.”
“How’s it goin’?” asked Rose.
“Oh, it’s alright,” said Marigold,”but I’m no longer a glamour girl.”
Musings on Life & Experience 