
…so the entire invasion fleet descended on the unsuspecting Earth, those mighty, golden battle stations promising high energy death! Unfortunately, due to a size miscalculation, as well as a misunderstanding of the exact “hardness” of Earth, the entire fleet was destroyed when a cat nudged each battle station off of the picnic table where they landed. One, however, was saved by a crow who liked the shiny object and…
Give me a break! It’s just a Christmas bulb someone left in the tree as decoration! Boys…
Christmas bulb?!? Wow, it is so sad how deluded some people can be. Girls…
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word count = 100
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The innocence of childhood. Interesting write, Trent.
Isadora 😎
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Thanks, Isadora. Going to the silly but creative side of my mind this week.
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It’s not a bad thing to do once in awhile. Our inner child can use play time too. Well done …
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:)
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Cackles of inappropriate laughter and snorting here! Boys… go figure.
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lol, yeah, 6-year-old boys and girls are pretty much aliens to each other…
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That was fun, I love it.
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Thanks
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I’m still smiling at this.
I love the imagination in the story and the wee ‘boys…’ ‘girls…’ part at the end.
I’m happy to see the imagination of a child hasn’t been drowned out by life in the mind of the adult writer.
A wonderful story.
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Thanks! No, a bit of my inner 6-year-old boy’s imagination still peeks through on occasion :)
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Your imagination is just out of this world!
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Thanks, Maria! As you may guess, the real aliens in this is how the two kids see each other ;)
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Super FUN! Boys… Or girls…. Lol 🤣
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Thanks! Yeah, girls… or boys… lol at about 6 (which is what I am thinking) they sometimes don’t mix well.
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:) a fun one, Trent!
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Thanks, Penny :)
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Imagination is a delicious savory sauce. You cooked up a good one here, Trent.
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Nice analogy. Thanks :)
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You’re welcome :)
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This is interesting, Trent.
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This is interesting, Trent.
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Thanks, Robbie :)
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That’s excellent Trent and so fun 💜
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Thanks, Willow :)
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Hugs 💜
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A wonderful answer. Beautiful, with great imagination. xx Michael
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Thanks, Michael!
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You are welcome. Thank you for sharing your participation. xx
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Reblogged this on NEW OPENED BLOG > https:/BOOKS.ESLARN-NET.DE.
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A true writer with lots of imagination! Love this so much, Trent.
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Yes, that little boy is… lol. Thanks, Dale!
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And that little boy is inside of you!
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Well, I do have an inner 6-year-old.. ;)
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If we are lucky, we all do ;-)
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Yep
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All great writers start with an imagination like this. Well done, Trent.
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..and the kid in this story may be taken far by his imagination, farther than I have so far at least. lol. Thanks!
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I reckon he might. You can still get there too, my friend.
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Maybe, which is one reason I let that inner-6-year-old out on occasion….
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I think its important to do that to keep imagination fresh.
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Agreed
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So much fun! LOL A winning story.
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Thanks! And it was fun to write… :)
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Dear Trent,
Ah children’s imaginations. Delightful story.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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When my imagination isn’t working, I pull out my inner 6-year-old, and… Thanks
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A ha ha… girls!!!! ;-) I do like the alien version though! ;-)
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lol, 6-year-old boys and girls often mix like oil and water ;) Thanks!
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🤣😂🤣😂🤣
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Haha! Great take Trent.
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Thanks, Sadje :)
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You’re welcome ☺️
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Fun take on the prompt, Trent.
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Thanks.
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Let’s hope the crow isn’t hatching out a flock of aliens. Enjoyed the story.
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Hmm, if the crow hatches a flock of them, given what we call a flock of crows, would that give us a murder of aliens? Thanks.
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