- Victor's first act of survival was completed out of sight of his forever family. It must have happened sometime during the year or so he had been alive. But that history was lost in the mists of tim...
By: Survivor |
Category: Memoirs |
Score: 5|
Added: 29 Jun 2021
- "When I was young I had a dog. My parents decided that we couldn't afford it. It was the Depression." She told the story once more. Their mother had told it before. They always tried to understand. ...
By: Survivor |
Category: Micro Fiction |
Score: 5|
Added: 14 Dec 2020
- The night is cold. Who will be out tonight? The doorbell rings. "Trick or treat!" Oops, he's out. "C'mon back inside!" Don't scare the tyke. Give her some treats. She smiles, and the door closes...
By: Survivor |
Category: Micro Fiction |
Score: 5|
Added: 02 Nov 2017
- Back by popular demand! Here are some more general open letters from my life, for you, my internet friends. Dear Hanukkah food- You are so delicious and so tasty. I'm not even 'properly' Jewish but ...
By: LauraDanielle |
Category: Humor |
Score: 5|
Added: 18 Jan 2017
- Now, I'm not complaining, you understand, but these foreign dogs I’m living with are crazy. I call those house-hounds 'foreign' because one is part German Shepard, another is a mix of French poodle an...
By: Rumple_deWriter |
Category: Flash Fiction |
Score: 5|
Added: 08 Jul 2016
- They are so free So high-spirited So loyal They are dogs And they represent All that is good In the world Dogs come in all Shapes and sizes But they are all Friendly and kind...
By: Draculasnotdead |
Category: Poetry |
Score: 5|
Added: 19 Apr 2015
- I learned recently about what may be the earliest emoticon. It was interesting as I researched the information. I learned about history, typography, and how humans have changed their attitudes. It i...
By: rolandlytle |
Category: Musings |
Score: 5|
Added: 26 Feb 2015
- Driving through the rolling prairie of Wyoming was boring. The children sat at the table reading books. My wife sat in the other captain's chair, as I drove. Our destination was Devils Tower National...
By: frogprince |
Category: Flash Fiction |
Score: 5|
Added: 16 Nov 2014
- A pound, and Paula found our boy, The one that barked so loud at us. We could not leave him there, so thus, He came to live with us, in joy. He was a terrier of sorts, A mixture of some varied bree...
By: Survivor |
Category: Poetry |
Score: 5|
Added: 05 Apr 2014
- Earl Powell pushed a shopping cart filled with two huge bags of dog food up to the counter. He also had three pouches of bacon-flavored treats, several packages of flea treatments, and boxes and boxe...
By: Amber |
Category: General |
Score: 5|
Added: 18 Jan 2014
- This is a tribute to my wonderful dog Brock. It doesn’t seem that long ago that I was going to the dog pound to see if I could find an Airedale terrier. I had fallen in love with the breed when a ...
By: Kari |
Category: Drama |
Score: 5|
Added: 16 Oct 2012
- Well, I now finally had my goat. I had waited for this for an awfully long time. There was just one problem now. How was I going to get the dogs to accept her and vise versa ? I lay in bed that nig...
By: Kari |
Category: Humor |
Score: 5|
Added: 26 Aug 2012
- Hail and lightning weren’t the only clandestine storm elements to worry about. Fragments of long ago collided planets and man-made satellites showered down upon a myopic world, proving even intelligen...
By: Roarke |
Category: Science Fiction |
Score: 5|
Added: 25 Oct 2011