MLMM Wordle

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“Your chariot awaits, madam”, the young servant said. He gestured for Mary to step into the golf cart. Mary had just started managing at this club and found it easy to coordinate with the staff. A runner flew by them, doing his own type of exercise and Mary’s face colored a bit, thinking she should not be using a cart to get around the club. The value of seeing a manager also working out was worth it. Although Mary got most of her own exercise by walking her dog, she thought she would add something new to her routine, such as Pilates.

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MLMM Monday Wordle #438

The Sunday Whirl

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Trying a new craft, Sara decided the rule would be not to spiral into depression if she couldn’t accomplish it. A dense failure would reveal her strong shell was just a sham. Shallow friends would send a draft of her fail with some knee slapping laughter. This was a signal that once again she was not the accomplished woman she strived to be.

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This one not easy😵‍💫

Wordle 719

Six Sentence Story

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“If I said that, you’d burn me at the stake! When Mary opens her mouth, it doesn’t matter what she says, you always look at her adoringly. Being the oldest in the family, I take the brunt of all they do. Mary, the baby of the family, gets away with everything!”

Joe, the dad, stood up and said, “I think I have a stake in the garage!” Everyone started laughing.

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Sunday’s Six Sentence Story Word Prompt!

Stacking the Shelves

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After finishing “Bury our Bones in the Midnight Soil” fiction by V E Schwab, I saw the notice for a new book by Andrews and Wilson (Tier One, Sons of Valor, Jack Ryan series, etc.) “Sons of Valor IV- False Flag” fiction, and I’m listening to it now. Also, “The Girls Who Stepped Out of Line” untold stories of women who changed the course of WWII, by Mari K Eder, nonfiction. I like real and fiction stories of the military but a Schwab book is completely different.

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Stacking The Shelves (August 17, 2025) 📚📚

Sammiscribbles Weekend Writing Prompt

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Audacity has practically lost its meaning, and its effectiveness when describing the actions of say, a president. The impudence of taking powers he doesn’t have, the arrogance, is becoming an everyday occurrence and we as constituents of the US are seemingly numb to it. After his seven and a half months in office he has succeeded in turning our democracy into a joke. Starting with the (supreme) court who might as well be titled “Trump’s court”.

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Weekend Writing Prompt #429 – Audacity