The NWO heavy weights are once again orchestrating and funding another so-called March to obliterate our 2nd Amendment right to bear arms. The march is called “March For Our Lives, but there is a twist to this story that has left Christians and Conservatives shaking their heads in disbelief. Planned Parenthood, which by the way, […]
Girl Scouts USA (GSUSA) has become a politically divisive, pro-abortion organization that has abandoned its mission years ago. GSUSA is the largest member organization of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS), which aggressively promotes abortion and promiscuous sex on behalf of its 10 million members. WAGGGS states that “anyone who is a Girl Guide or […]
Larabie and Miz Kitti ran into each other outside the local art school.
“Three prominent twentieth-century characters were failed art students,” he reminded his friend.
“Explain away, Larabie,” the Miz wanted to know.
“I’ve always been interested in the Catholic intellectual world,” he went on, “So I know that G.K. Chesterton dropped out of art school.”
“Because I’m a John Lennon fan,” he told her, “I know that he did too,”
Then he reminded her, “Hitler never even got accepted when he applied.”
“Behind every failed artist,” she mused, “there’s a revolution waiting to happen?”
Dale Rogerson supplied this week’s photo prompt. Rochelle Wisoff~Fields leads, as always, Friday Fictioneers.
Dora and Periwinkle always read the Chick Tracts they find on their train.
“This moron was a true product of our ugly age,” she exclaimed.
He wanted an explanation.
“He was like the secular fanatics who cry racism, anti-Semitism, yada yada when they don’t get their way,” she groaned.
“His cartoons portray an ugly, vengeful God who sends everyone except Fundamentalist Christians to Hell.”
“Secularism is equally ugly and vengeful, sentencing all us intolerant Deplorables and Hypocrites to some neo-Nuremburg Trials.
“Fanaticism of any kind is always quite evil,” Periwinkle sighed.
Both then stared vacantly and sadly into the distance.
Thanks to C.E. Ayr for our photo prompt this week and to Rochelle Wisoff~Fields, as always, for guiding us in Friday Fictioneers.
“Henry and Peter made their daily trip to Erika’s House of Music at the South Bay Shopping Center.
The owner and her husband, as always, greeted them in their Austrian and German accents.
“The twenty second’s coming up,” Henry intoned.
“It’s interesting that J.F.K.was killed on the feast day of the patroness of music.”
“Yeah,” Peter reminded him. “So much of the nauseating Sexual and Cultural Revolutions of that era was set to such perfect music. A little charisma can be poisonous.”
“There’s good and bad in every era,” Henry noted as they looked around for Jimmy Page’s sheet music.
This week’s photo prompt was supplied by Bjorn Rudberg. Rochelle Wisoff~Fields guides us weekly in Friday Fictioneers, as each of us writes a hundred~word story based upon a photo prompt.
“Well, you know,” chortled the King of Marigold “it’s not so bad being the king of an insignificant country.”
“Couldn’t agree more, darling,” boasted his wife the Queen.
“We have no war, a stable economy,” she continued.
“We don’t have to be bothered with things like Brexit or unethical election tactics, and everyone respects our flag and national anthem. What’s our secret,honey? Do you know?”
“It’s that way because we all have pretty much the same ideas, my dear,” he reminded her.
“Can’t be done otherwise.”
“You see, this ‘vive la difference’ crap isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.”
Each week Rochelle Wisoff~Fields leads us in Friday Fictioneers. Sandra Crook supplied this week’s photo prompt.
