Written in 15 minutes, with the Carrizozo Writers- Raw, unedited, exactly as it flowed through my fingers to the keyboard
Larry dragged himself out of bed and, with eyes half open, stumbled to the kitchen. His hair was wild atop his head. The stubble on his cheeks was coarse and sandpaper rough. His boxer shorts did not hang straight, they were twisted around his waist, misaligned. The taste of battling dragons lingered in his mouth.
He had one thought. He needed a pitcher of bloody Marys to cut the pain lurking in the shadows behind his eyes. To silence the screams of the dragons, put them back into their lairs, and organize his thoughts.
Saturday mornings.
Saturday mornings suck.
Why do others always villainize Mondays, when it takes all day Saturday to approach even a semblance of normalcy.
Saturday mornings suck.
Friday nights, on the other hand…
Friday nights were fine! True freedom
On Friday nights Larry was always rich. Money was no object.
He was handsome,
good looking,
wise,
funny and entertaining.
But when Saturday morning rolled around, his head usually hurt. Hurt bad.
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time’s up – step away
The prompts
- lonely indecision
- bloody Marys
- Friday night
When I had little kids Friday night was the best day of the week because I had all weekend to enjoy my family
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Yes there is that, but you need to be a bit more responsible than “Larry” in this story.
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Reminds me of the oldie… something like ‘I just got paid’… so time to spend it.
Responsiblitiy is something one has to learn… and sometimes masks as freedom.
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All that overdose of enjoyment comes with a horrible price if Larry doesn’t ever know when to quit
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it’s best to ease into the weekend realizing there are tow full days ahead 🙂
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ooops, make that ‘two full days ahead’
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