Saturday 17 April 2010

My Six Word Saturday # 5

Describing your life (or something) at the moment of writing on a Saturday in a phrase using just six words. This is what others say on

Plane crash

Volcanic dust strands friends in Canaries**

**My wife should have been with them but has a major operation due to cancer treatment on Tuesday but the day before the flight out we discovered that as the flight is over 3 hours she is at risk of blood clots etc as the surgery is 4-5 hours long. So with a great deal of reluctance on her part( loves the sun and wanted the holiday to relax and keep calm) and a certain amount of fixed smiles on their part as they lose £700 pounds( well they don’t as we refunded them) and have to get a new carer for their son who has Autism ( my wife looks after him in return for a ‘holiday’, which they claim back through his care allowance-now keep up and pay attention!)


7 comments:

  1. My Six Words for You: Nature calls the shots, not humans!

    Six Words about reading

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  2. Wow, I'll bet your wife is glad she missed that trip since they are stranded. Hope her surgery and treatment goes well. ((hugs)) Kathy

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  3. Thing work out mysteriously...and this was for the best in all points I'd think.

    My 6 words are posted. I do hope you can stop by if you have time...it's HERE

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  4. My six words to you:
    Wishing your wife all the best!

    Happy 6WS!
    Mine 6WS is here
    Have a great weekend!
    hugs
    shakira

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  5. ~a twist of fate...strange how life works...may your wife be held in the hands of the higher ones...sending healing thoughts and strength to your l♥ve...warm wishes and blessings aplenty to you and yours always~

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  6. Things really always do happen for a reason!

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  7. I hope your wife will be alright.

    Gerardine

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This blog was inspired by First 50 words where you freewrite from a single word prompt. I use random words or images to create flash fiction in formats ranging from twitter postcards to short short stories.