Sunday Snippet – It Won’t Happen Again

Barbara Craven studied her notes, before she pushed herself up to the stand. It was a few minutes before she spoke to the witness. Time stopped in its tracks. ‘You have told the court that the defendant would have to use excessive force to kill the victim, but looking to Mrs Whitman, who isn’t aContinue reading “Sunday Snippet – It Won’t Happen Again”

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Music From Jazz, rock and roll, easy listening and many more – music is the beat that makes the world go round. I was born in the sixties, but the types of music I like do not match with my era. Being the youngest child I listened to songs from my brother and sister’s era.Continue reading “https://justcasualread.wordpress.com/2021/10/10/october-a-to-z-prompt-jcra2z-letter-of-the-day-j/”

#WriterRavenclaw’s Saturday Poetry Challenge

My challenge to all the wonderful writers out there is to write a poem about seasons using this picture. It can be anything from a Haiku, to a Sonnet or even free verse. I don’t mind, but let your creativity shine. This is mine Spring ever forward, Our days are lighter until winter turns themContinue reading “#WriterRavenclaw’s Saturday Poetry Challenge”

For 2021 Halloween Challenge

‘You took your time last night,’ Charlie said, as I walked into the kitchen the next night. I had slept for almost ten hours, and woke up to the smell of the Zombie pie cooked to perfection. Just on the right side of over done. ‘Got talking to Rory, he can tell quite a taleContinue reading “For 2021 Halloween Challenge”

From Weekend Writing Prompt

Brushl Her mum brushed Stacey’s hair as she couldn’t look away from her reflection. Long hair was transformed into two plaits. This was the right time to talk. Reveal what had been happening at school. ‘Mum,’ she said, as the blue ribbon reflected the mood within. ‘What is it honey?’ It was time to revealContinue reading “From Weekend Writing Prompt”

Friday Foe – A Snippet from It Won’t Happen Again

‘Can I ask you, how often you visited Thomas in his home?’ ‘Once every couple of weeks and every few months they would hold a neighbourhood watch meeting.’ ‘So, in a year, you spent approximately thirty days in their home. You expect the jury to believe that you knew the victim well. I put itContinue reading “Friday Foe – A Snippet from It Won’t Happen Again”