Photo finish Friday: “Action”

Recycle?

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Turkey basting, in its own way.

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Haiku to you Thursday: “Turkey”

Pieces of eaten bird. /

Crumbs of rolls and pumpkin pie. /

Second coming scouts.

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Haiku to you Thursday: “Free fall”

Free falling in love /

I find the stars within reach /

and my heart far away.

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Haiku to you Thursday: “Costumed”

Layers of delight /

costumed deeply in longing. /

Bright, your fetching smile.

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Haiku to you Thursday: “Fall wind”

The wind and the truth /

whirl with autumn’s brittle edge. /

Leaves and love are brown.

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Photo finish Friday: “Nobody told me”

What?? Who said I couldn’t kill the Wookie?

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Haiku to you Thursday: “Honk, if you”

Honk if you love _____ /

echoes the faded, empty /

bumper sticker heart.

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Monday morning writing joke: “The final frontier”

Two writers are working in a room.

The would-be mystery writer keeps scratching her head and staring at her screen as she decides what should happen next.

The struggling science fiction writer repeatedly strikes his computer keyboard with his thumb.

Finally, she looks up and asks: “What are you doing?”

“I keep hitting the space bar,” the guy says, “but I’m still here on Earth.”

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Photo finish Friday: “Making the cut”

Banana Bread and knife.

Diana had never liked banana bread. Hated it, actually. But there lay four loaves on the cooling wire. Thomas, her out-of-work husband, had made it. He had sent her a text saying he had a surprise for her. Well, she had a surprise for him. Eleven years of marriage and the damn fool didn’t know how she felt about banana bread. She tried to find some way to be pleased, to show that she approved of his taking some initiative, but she found it hard. It had been an extremely difficult day at work, a day where she felt in her very bones that she wanted to quit, but she couldn’t, and she knew her boss knew that and that was why he was making it hell for her.

Diana paused for a minute. Her boss liked banana bread, raved about it, particularly if it was homemade. She would take a loaf to him. One of the small ones, so it would seem like she was baking it just for him, which was what she wanted the bastard to believe. Plus, she only wanted him to eat it. Now, if she could only find…

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