This post is for Trifecta Writing Challenge's 33 word weekend, the prompt is a "confession" of some sort in fiction, or non-fiction form.
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A great story. I loved the layout - very clever.
ReplyDeleteThank you mj :-)
DeleteOh, that's good! And very telling of a certain character!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sandra. It does reveal something of them... uh huh, hopefully not too much. (grin).
DeleteGood one, k! Well worth the guilt!
ReplyDelete(just licks her lips and smiles) mmmm hmmmm ;-)
DeleteHAHA! perfect! I like what you did there
ReplyDeleteWho could be mad if they found that instead of their truffles?
DeleteI can resist anything but temptation, well done.
ReplyDeleteIf it was a Lindnor truffle, I would be oh so guilty.
Deletewell done!
ReplyDeleteI've 'borrowed' a truffle or two, but haven't been kind enough to leave a note. The note should count for something, right?
ReplyDeleteI think it would be a good stand in for replacements coming. :-)
DeleteThis is great! The best I've read so far, because that could have been chocaholic me!
ReplyDeleteHahahah, my partner in chocolate crimes! Thank you for stopping in and reading.
Deletevery funny - hope the criminal is on the way to the store for replacement - else a worse crime might ensue ;)
ReplyDeleteI am glad it was fun for you. Yeah, I am afraid that in this household it could be considered a serious offense. Replacement truffles coming right up!
DeleteNot the truffles! (:
ReplyDelete:-) One of the few delectable worthy of the crime.
DeleteHahaha! That's too funny. I texted my husband last night, "If you're going to come home from work expecting a cold beer in the fridge, you'll need to pick some up on the way home." Confession enough. :-) Thanks for linking up. Don't forget to come back and vote.
ReplyDeleteHeheheh... That's a hoot too. I bet he stopped before he came home. :-)
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DeleteCute. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteNice one! Truffles are irresistible... ;-)
ReplyDeleteEspecially the ones that melt in your mouth... mMMmMMmm
DeleteWonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteBarbara @ allmylivesnow.blogspot.com
Thank you Barbara :-)
DeleteI always have a convenient episode of amnesia, as in truffles-what truffles? Cute piece!
ReplyDeleteOh I like the way you think. If amnesia steps in there would be no need for confession!
DeleteInnocent! :)
ReplyDelete;-) You can be my lawyer.
DeleteI like the layout, I imagine this person going around with blank "Acknowledgement of Guilt"slips and filling them in as needed :-)
ReplyDeleteThat could be a very cathartic venture. I will have to think about this for other such opportunities.
DeleteLove the Acknowledgement of Guilt as kind of Get Out Of Jail Free card.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a William Carlos Williams poem I have on the fridge:
This Is Just To Say
I have eaten
the plums
that were in
the icebox
and which
you were probably
saving
for breakfast
Forgive me
they were delicious
so sweet
and so cold
Thank you for sharing that with me; I had never seen it before. :-)
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