It's week #80 of Saturday Centus! The weekly challenge to write a creative piece with or without a picture, using either 25, 50 or 100 words in a genre of our choice such as poetry, short story, song lyrics, or confessional... We are using a picture that we used last week, but from a different view, hence, the title (duh). My story is in bold and, last time I checked, it was 100 words!
Oooooh boy! I knew I should have gone at home. Now I gotta go bad! Maybe if I hold my knees together, it won’t explode on the coach! Oh please, don’t explode. It’s okay to trickle a little, but don’t pee on the coach! Oh, no! my mom is watching from the window in that building! I just know that she’s telling me “you shoulda gone at home…” Why did God give me this red hair? I can’t hide anywhere! Maybe the coach will have us run laps around the field. I think I could make it to that tree….
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9 comments:
Oh yeah I know the feeling and I hate when that happens!
Mile with chuckle
Wonder how many children do feel that way.
I think I may have a few times.
Like this take cute.
Blessings
I really got a laugh out of this. Sometimes I skip a restroom on the golf course, and before I know it, I am trying to swing that club with my legs crossed!
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I'm laughing so hard that ... oh no... gotta go!!!
OMGosh, that was great ! What an original and clever take on the prompt...laughing 'til she finds a tree !!!
Awww! That's a horrible feeling!
heehee
Hey, it could have been worse. (if you catch my drift...)
;)
I was pretty angry at myself that I didn't post my link in time. I wrote my whole story about a lady cleaning the window and not even noticing the kids!
This was a funny take on the picture prompt, though!
Ha! Love this!
Number six is actually our middle Granddaughter and I had to laugh out loud knowing she has probably had that exact thought process more than once!
Cute take on the picture prompt!
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