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Author Archives: Fran Hart
Our Seasonal Palette
Green. In the long, hot, humid days of Summer, everything is green. More shades of green than should be allowed. Refusing names (apple, asparagus, chartreuse, fern, forest, lime, olive, … don’t do justice), Losing count at fifty-nine. Casting layers upon … Continue reading
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The end
She pushed the door, widening the crack, peeking through, witnessing the end of childhood. Through the flickering shadows, she saw who did it. In the many long years that followed, she never told. ____________________ This week’s Trifecta Trifextra prompt: “Write … Continue reading
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Obscured view
“There’s nothing cute about it,” he said. The register of his voice indicated decision more so than discussion. She disagreed heartily and privately, staring past his head and out the window behind him. “It was on sale.” “It’s atrocious. You … Continue reading
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Dog Problems
Joey sat alone in the shadows at the end of the long mahogany bar, watching beads of moisture run down his glass. He was ready to order another, but since he was on his third he was engaged in a … Continue reading
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Lost
The third time they drove past the Shell station, she cleared her throat. After the sixth, she spoke. “Perhaps you should stop and ask for directions.” “Don’t be silly; I know where I’m going.” ________________ My response to this week’s … Continue reading
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Disney World: a Magical Kingdom
The young mother pushed a rented stroller down Main Street, maneuvering through the throng of tourists. She was vigilant, watchful for disruptions in the pedestrian flow, anticipating sudden stops as those ahead, distracted by offerings showcased in vendors’ carts or … Continue reading
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A story waiting to be told
On any other Saturday, even if he was advertising a big sale, Larry expected no more than thirty shoppers to wander the aisles of his Super-Bargain department store. But today wasn’t an ordinary day; today was practically a holiday. The … Continue reading
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Into the unknown
The trip promised countless surprises and new adventures at every turn. What I didn’t expect was found at the other end of the tunnel. But none of that matters. We are Disney bound! My response to this week’s Trifecta Trifextra … Continue reading
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The daily commute
After a long night of tinkering, I finally perfected the Auto-Controlled-Traffic/Ant-Commuter-Train (ACT/ACT) car. My family, cynics all, laughed when I first told them of my concept. I sat cross-legged on the floor of my garage, staring at my car. It … Continue reading
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Trifecta Meme
What is your name (real or otherwise)? Fran, aka FGHart Describe your writing style in three words. Eclectic, engaging, evolving. How long have you been writing online? 3-4 years, not counting a few posts from 2006 Which, if any, other … Continue reading
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