The word for 100 Word Challenge this week is intuitive. I've continuted the story started last week. Now we meet June Ann, that long legged, blue-eyed, spit-fire that Hank mentioned last week. (Here for that bit of writing.) Intuitive
June Ann had met Hank at the Economic Development committee meeting. There was an intuitive feeling that something wasn’t as it seemed. He seemed a little too sure of himself.
Her daddy had taught her how to judge people, but he hadn’t taught her how to keep her mouth shut. She had probably said too much that evening with Hank there. But he had been so --- so smug.
The phone ringing brought her out of her reverie, “Editor’s Desk,” she said smiling to herself. Inheriting this paper had changed her plans. Now more than ever this little town was home and she was working hard to keep it moving forward without loosing itself.
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5 comments:
"that long legged, blue-eyed, spit-fire"
This character was based on your youngest sister, right? ;)
Oh boy, oh boy....I love a good story. This Hank....he's the backbone of the dusty town? And he will have to deal with the spit fire....yummy.
Thanks for stopping by my HoT entry. Have a super Tuesday.
By the way, congrats on being the Featured Blog. Just remember all us little people when you're famous! ;)
Oo I love being able to take so much out of 100 words
Great story! I love the writing style!
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