The Good Stuff

This week’s writing prompt at 3LineTales is the image below.

 

How thoughtful of Auntie Sybil to leave me the things she treasured most: old spools of thread (hours of fun!), two books (she knew about my dyslexia) and these tacky silk roses. To think poor Cousin Earl is stuck with her filthy, dirty millions, while I’ve got the good stuff. Life can be so unfair….

 

SusanWritesPrecise/Susan Marie Shuman
photo by Frank McKenna via Unsplash

Author: The Abject Muse

Susan Marie Shuman is an author and freelance writer/editor who currently resides in the wilds of Birmingham, AL. She shares her life with four spoiled cats, several friends (not all of them imaginary) one husband and one step-son. When she's not working, Susan enjoys horseback riding, reading, taking her cats for a spin in their pet stroller, and taking naps. An ex-bartender, recovering crash test dummy and all-around late bloomer, Susan graduated from the University of South Alabama in 2004 with a BA in English. She minored in Russian. Long-range goals include visiting Israel, the Czech Republic and Liechtenstein. Susan is also planning to launch a micronation which would be called either Suzannistan or Eastern Suzanorovia.

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      1. thanks for responding. I think I figured it out. typing 3linetales in wordpress search brings the posts up if they’re tagged properly, which i wasn’t doing. also, there’s a lag time before the pingbacks show up as comments on the 3lt pages. cheers.

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