In Six Words: What’s Your Caregiving Ghost Story?
Nov 7 2012 in Six-Word Stories by Denise
As a kid, I LOVED Casper the Friendly Ghost. (Okay, I still do!)
Monday’s talk show with ghost-writer Kristi Petersen Schoonover (you can read the recap and listen to the show here) made me think about ghost stories. Which always leads me to a six-word story.
So, even though Halloween is over, let’s tell caregiving ghost stories. But in six words.
Like this:
Under the full moon, I howl.
The walker moves–owner-less–toward me.*
As darkness comes, incontinence supplies disappear.
Please share your six-word ghost stories in our comments section, below. Have fun!
*A six-word story rule: A hyphenated word counts as one word.
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ejourneys said on November 8, 2012
Your thoughts, like restless souls, wander.
Trish said on November 8, 2012
Darkness. Alone. Tap. SCREAM!!! Oh hubby!?!