COFFEE – STORY – SNAP
Snapshots of daily life paired with untold stories, spun by the imagination of a creative writer
That’s just great. Milk spurting everywhere. Rain dripping down my face. It has to rain just as soon as I put him to my breast.
We ventured all over the village, leaving traces of her everywhere. She had left a mark on Sarah and me, but she was too young
The salty tang of olives would hang in the air, sun cream, sweat, salami and cheeses. Picnics with the girls. The sun hanging over our
Someone once said, you are never too old to dream a new dream, and I believe them, but just not for me. Not now, anyway.
He trudged into the shadows, his limbs aching, his joints cracking. The ground was dry and brown like cocoa powder, and the trees swished above
The kids were driving me mad. Fighting. Yelling. Throwing. The potatoes boiled in the pan. Steam rose in my face. Another scream. My rage grew.
