Milo heard her and dozed off.
The alarm clock blared at 4 pm, which made her spring up with a jolt.
"Gosh! I'm late. Let me wear my dress here instead." she locked the door behind her.
Hours ticked by, and Mom returned from work to find the dress in her closet.
She rushed to her school with knitted eyebrows to find Milo in one.
"Whose dress are you wearing? Who left this behind dress?"
In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story about “the one who left the dress.” A 1940s-era dress still hangs in an abandoned house. Who left it and why? You can take any perspective and write in any genre. It can be a ghost story. Or not. Go where the prompt leads!
2 comments:
Oof! What a time to oversleep. Poor mom has her hands full.
What a fascinating deep dive into the origins of “Abracadabra”! I’ve always heard it tossed around in magic tricks without realizing it has such a mysterious and possibly ancient background. I loved how you explored the different theories — from its supposed healing powers to its mystical symbolism. It’s amazing how a single word can carry so much historical and cultural weight. This post definitely sparked my curiosity to learn more about the forgotten roots of everyday words. Keep these mystery pieces coming — they’re both entertaining and thought-provoking!
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