Tag Archives: Dale Rogerson

Nocturne

Posted on July 18, 2018 by Jan Morrill

Last night, outside my bedroom window the rain serenaded a pitter patter lullaby to wash the day away while I waited for gutter music my favorite nocturne when raindrops slide down, down, down the roof like children on a playground … Continue reading →

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Stumped

Posted on April 4, 2018 by Jan Morrill

Stumped Blurry-eyed and half-awake, she sipped her coffee and stared at the photo, finding it interesting, yet troubling. Was this the one that would stump her? Her thoughts drifted like leaves tossed in a chill wind, her mind, a blank … Continue reading →

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Our Tenth Valentine’s Day

Posted on February 14, 2018 by Jan Morrill

My heart skipped a beat when her text arrived. Starting the car now. My reaction surprised me. After all, we’d been best friends for ten years—since that lucky Valentine’s Day, when, at the age of seven, she moved into the … Continue reading →

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One at a Time

Posted on December 8, 2017 by Jan Morrill

Thank you, Rochelle Wisoff Fields for leading dozens and dozens of us from around the world in another round of Friday Fictioneers. This week’s photo prompt is by Dale Rogerson. Thank you for inspiring my memories that inspired this story, Dale! … Continue reading →

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