In Love with Numbers!

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Write a story in 100-150  (+/- 25 ) words on the picture prompt given. Challenge hosted by Priceless Joy

Time just flies isn’t it? The day is etched so vividly in my memory. The first time I brought my son here when he was just a toddler of two. These steps and I together taught him to count numbers. We would jump on to each step and call out the number. My son was so fascinated and happy to be here and learn his numbers, that it became an everyday ritual for us. Addition, subtraction and different concepts, we learnt it all together! He fell in love with numbers and became adept at it. When he started school he was far ahead of the other boys and girls of his class. We continued this ritual without fail during his holidays.

Today many seasons later, he reached the pinnacle of his ascent, when he received the Fields Medal ( equivalent to Nobel) , for his outstanding contribution in the field of Mathematics. Standing here today, I am a proud father reminiscing nostalgic moments!

Word count: 161

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The Dance!

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Today,  the frail Mark and Melinda celebrated five decades of love and togetherness with the same music as they danced on their wedding night!

Wc: 140 characters

In response to Twiterring tale # 40, hosted by Kat of  katmyrman.com. Tell a story on the given prompt in 140 characters or less.

 

Reunion

ic: Kat Myrman

They were the masters at climbing the tower during their college days. Today, on their 25^th alumni meet, they still enjoyed it as much.

Wc: 135 characters

In response to Twiterring tale # 36, hosted by Kat of  katmyrman.com . Tell a story on the given prompt in 140 characters or less.

 

The last meal!

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The doctor had given up all hope on her ailing child. The mother brought her son out for dinner, probably  their last meal together!

 

Wc: 133 characters

In response to Twiterring tale # 35, hosted by Kat of  katmyrman.com . Tell a story on the given prompt in 140 characters or less.

The lost identity!

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Constantly trying to please her cynical husband and his unending demands, left her confused about her own identity.

115 characters

In response to Twiterring tale # 34, hosted by Kat of  katmyrman.com . Tell a story on the given prompt in 140 characters or less.

Night at the Jungle!

pic courtesy: Pamela S. Canepa

 

The group of trekkers had a long day at the jungle. As dusk was setting in, they were in a hurry to get back to the camp before night fall. They had heard chilling tales about trekkers becoming a feast for the hungry jungle beasts. As they were scurrying along the path, Matt slipped on the mossy boulder. With excruciating pain he wobbled along to the nearest stone and sat down. On examining his ankle, which had swollen considerably, his friends deduced that it was a fracture and there was no way he could walk back to the camp. His friends made him sit under a tree promising to get help, as night began to envelope the sky.

Wc :118 words

Written for flash fiction for aspiring writers ( 100 – 150 words) based on the weeks prompt. Thanks to Priceless Joy for hosting the challenge.

 

The Distance…..

photo by Brian Gaid via Unsplash

 

She had to distance herself from him.

So she traveled across the seven seas.

But how would she distance his memories from her heart??

 

In response to Sonya’s 3 line tale week # 59