When ever grandma came to visit us she brought us bread. Lots and lots of bread. Of different shapes, sizes and even textures.
For the next few days it would be sandwiches for breakfast and bread with curry for dinner. Frankly her bread did not even taste good and was often broken and crumbly.
Yet mama and papa welcomed her gifts with arms outstretched and faces aglow, all the while thanking God for her safe passage. Huh!
But today mama is weeping cause grandma didn’t make it home.
Why did the police arrest poor grandma?
And what exactly is cannabis?
In response to Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers of 15th September based on a photo by Kelvin M. Knight
Loaded bread. Every time Grandma visits the whole family gets high.
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and probably rich π
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But Grandma’s in jail.
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Oops! Unexpected, and perfectly time, twist.
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Glad you liked it.
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Dear Sheena,
Your last line took me by surprise. No wonder they welcomed Grandma’s bread with open arms. π π π Good one.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thank you. That was a very inspiring slice of bread π
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Great story πππ
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Ah, did everyone always feel really good when she came to visit? π
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Not the kids… they didn’t get the stuffing, only the rye!
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ahhhhhh. π
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Actually laughed out loud at the ending. Well done π
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Well, I’m really glad to have brought you a laugh.
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For sure an interesting take on the prompt! So Grandma baked little “pockets” into her bread — no wonder the parents were worried. Now Grandma’s got just desserts. π
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Thank you. Grandma got away with it long enough, I would say.
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That made me laugh out loud. No wonder they always welcomed the bread and there were holes in it. Great story.
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Thank you π
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Now, we know the rest of the story (imitating Walter Cronkite from days gone past. at least, I think it was him.) Good story, so easily pictured.
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Thank you π
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A clever take. Great read.
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Thank you
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I enjoy and laughed at your twist. Nice taken on the prompt.
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Glad to have brought you a laugh.
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Oops. Grandma’s gone, in every way!
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