Wednesday, 30 June 2010

Worra lorra words and PRESSIES

"We called Mrs Knight "Dragon Lady". She’d swat you like a fly for the slightest misdeed. I went to her funeral anyway to thank her for making me the teacher I am now"


The End


Today's words for the 33 word micro story are Knight, Dragon, Fly. Thank you Ellie!

Charlie says: No time to read your silly story cos unlike you, I WON something!! And here are my PRIZES from lovely Deborah of Amazing Animal Lovers blog! Thank you Deborah! I am waiting for the human to stop counting the words to her story and open up my pressies!



And Thank you wonderful bloggie friends for your suggestions as to what the plant might be! I've taken down names (you KNOW who you are). I meant I've taken down suggested plant names. :-)

Hopefully it'll bloom and I can check!

Have a wicked Wednesday everyone!

32 comments:

Beth Zimmerman said...

Never ceases to amaze me what depth of emotion and feeling you can fit in so few words! Bravo Jenn, Bravo!

Brian's Home Blog said...

Your worra lorra words were purrfect and painted a cool picture! Hey Charlie, show us what you got!!!

m.q said...

have a wonderful wednesday to u too

The Chair Speaks said...

Congrats! Charlie is looking pleased with the winnings!

Deborah said...

Glad you like your gifts!!! Have lots of fun and also have NO idea what that plant is!
xxoo
Deborah

Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti said...

Very clever use of those unusual words! Good job, Old Kitty.

Charlie looks like he is positively smiling at that package full of goodies.

I'm glad you now know what that impending flower will be as I didn't have a clue when I looked at your photo. Hope it's pretty when it blooms!

Sharon K. Mayhew said...

I was about to send my sympathies...I know how important teachers can be--even the really hard ones. I'll have to go an check ou Ellie. :)

I can't wait to hear what Charlie won!

Theresa Milstein said...

I like how you didn't go for the obvious, medieval route. A firm but memorable teacher.

And congrats to you and Charlie for winning the loot!

Anonymous said...

Great story...can't wait to see what is in the box! Hurry and open Charlie!

Kirsty Girl said...

oo I love your blog and I looove cats! =D hehe

dArtagnan Rumblepurr/Diego Hamlet Moonfur said...

how exciting, we can't wait to see the bloom!

Kea said...

Kudos on the micro story! And congratulations to Charlie for receiving such wonderful prizes! Do let us know what he got! :-)

BigFatLion said...

OPEN the pressies! NOW! Do it NOW!

Ops, got overexcited again.

Gemma Wiseman said...

Clever microdrama! Love the spin of meaning on these words!

joanne fox said...

Great story about how people who put us down can actually end up inspiring us to achieve!

Brigid O'Connor said...

Great piece of fiction and in so few words, enjoy your lovely gifts.

Winston said...

Congratulations Charlie for winning all those goodies, what a grand prize!

And yet again your Mum has done an amazing job with the story, we enjoy reading them so much and look forward to next weeks.

Hannah and Lucy said...

Liked your use of words in your short story - we loved it. Now Charlie when are you going to show us what's in your goody box?

Sónia Mendes said...

Hi Charlie,

Thank you very much for visiting my blog. You are very handsome too.

Purrs from Gotchi

Ann Best said...

A perfect mini story!

Jen says bravo, and have a great day. Hugs for Charlie, too.

Words A Day said...

I like this dragon lady! And not the first kind of Knight that comes to mind. Well done, these are interesting vignettes!

SASS....Sammy Andy Shelly Sierra said...

YAY, Charlie, for winning!!!!!!!!!! Enjoy all your goodies.

Your mama sure has a way with words!!!!! xxxxxxxxxx

Hart Johnson said...

Love your little story! Very nice! And fun to win some stuff!

On a LIST eh? Well I suppose since it isn't a list that will get me arrested, I'm alright with that! *snort*

Esme said...

Do not buy the book yet-my prize box is international-although if you win-I may hold the book ransom for a good cup of tea and some McCleans toothpaste-do not laugh it is the only paste I use and I import it from England-I grew up with it and used to stock up when I went home to Canada-but now it is not sold anywhere in N. America. Strange I know-my husband is convinced I was raised in a British boarding school-I could only wish-scones and tea all day-and real tea at that. I will pull a name later tonight.

Bossy Betty said...

I love your story!! Wonderful!

Oh, and according to word verification that plant might also be from the Activolo family.

Oh, no, wait, I think that might be the name of the male vitamin I accidently took last night.

ANGEL ABBYGRACE said...

Wonderful little story!

Hi Charlie!
Now for those prezzies!
You'll have to tell us all about them!

purrs
Abby

Talli Roland said...

I love this, Old Kitty! The funny thing is, at the school where I was teaching, there was a teacher called Mrs Knight! And she was a Dragon Lady!

I love the ending because you're left with the question: what kind of teacher did Mrs Knight make the narrator?

Wonderful!

Ellie Garratt said...

What an original take on the words, and not going for the obvious at all. A great microfiction.

Wow. All those pressies. Lucky Charlie, and you x

Musings of a Mother said...

Great story - it's hard to do short stories especially 33 words short. Well done Charlie, you funny boy x

KarenMcG said...

Charlie, congratulations for winning whatever it is you won. I hope you get to figure it out soon.

Amy & the house of cats said...

Wow what a great prize box that is Charlie - it looks like it has a lot of super fun stuff!

And we loved your story - our mom's mind automatically went to the knight in shining armor fighting a dragon route when we saw those words and we think it is so cool that you went a totally different way!

Suz said...

Oh this was so good