Here’s another snippet from the short story about Barbara and Elmer.
She squeezed her eyes shut to shove away the pain, then carefully patted the ground for her glasses. Unfortunately, they had landed somewhere not within the swoop of her arm. “Fudge!” Without them, she was as blind as a marble statue.
Gingerly, examining every bone to ensure their unbroken state, she pulled herself into a sitting position with her back against the tree. She looked toward the road, but wasn’t even sure that she was looking in the right direction. What was she going to do? Without her glasses she wouldn’t be able to find the two-track, let alone drive home.
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Doesn’t sound like a good situation! Nice cliffhanger 🙂
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She’s faced with quite a dilema, isn’t she?
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Good description of her predicament. Can’t wait to see how you get her out of this! I like the comparison: blind as a marble statue.
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Been there. Done that. Well described! Thanks!
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Oh no! I hope you escaped unscathed.
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Nice building of tension! I hope she finds a way back home safely.
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Thanks! There’s a lot more trouble ahead of her.
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Great tension building here
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HEY! that’s not enough to give us! more, more!!
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Thanks, Meg! I’m so close to being done. Hopefully, then you will be able to read the whole thing.
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Oooh! How about Weathering the Warden’s Light for a title? Corny I know…
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Love the description! She sounds a bit like me. I would be practically blind without my glasses.
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