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rosiewolf
Rosanne Griffeth
United States, TN, Hartford

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The Wrath of God

Mary Margaret's grandmother, Moselle, stood in the middle of Chucky Cheese's, apropos of nothing, and said, "I'm so excited about the second coming, I can hardly stand it!"

Moselle's hand flew into the air, cupping it, and her eyes rolled back in her head as she said, "Hanana, jojubu, Ha-ta-ta-ta-ta!"

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vlclasby Comment by: vlclasby - 2008-02-16 16:56
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Wonderful story, Rosie. I never know what to expect, but can always anticipate a good read. Poor Mary Margaret - Catholic + Pentecostal = serious confusion for a child. I loved the end and the fact that she finished painting for Moselle. Shows such love and acceptance. Great details, characters, everything a story should be.
nadinesellers Comment by: nadinesellers - 2008-02-16 12:37
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after being away from your writing, i come to the conclusion that your flash is more concentrated and aims for the plexus faster.
rosie, you are a flasher...by nature. felt throughout, strong.
Dakota Comment by: Dakota - 2008-02-16 08:03
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As usual I feel I've been transported to a parallel universe with your story telling. We speak the same language and know of each others cultures - but your work shows how differently our lives unwind. I love all things Americana - and you give me my visual fix whenever I seek it. Thank you...x

The technical stuff that bounces between you and the Wizz was quite something too... Jesus!
rosiewolf Comment by: rosiewolf - 2008-02-14 16:51
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Not trying to "sort" you! Just realize those things I told you about, you can overdo them. And with any sort of writing guides or advice, you need to develop a sense of exactly when to break the rules. And almost all of the experts say it, so I'll say it as well--all rules are meant to be broken. Just know why you are breaking them, what they are and always be intentional.

Also, I'm writing in a new form right now. I've put short stories away for a bit to work on flash fiction--so, I'm playing by another set of rules this month.
wizzer Comment by: wizzer - 2008-02-14 15:23
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thanks to you rosie. knew you'd sort me out.
xxxgeo
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