• Perfect People

    I don’t like perfect people. Their pristine looks and manners. Fastidious eye to fashion. Not a hair out of place, nor a wayward word or expression. They are, well, perfectly boring. Hamilton Hanover was just such a person. His golden curls always just so, as if he had just stepped off some Greek god’s pedestal…

  • The Story Teller

    (This is the first Story Teller story.) DECFUN4.JMW-WK2Copyright 2001 Julie WeathersAll Rights Reserved This was a writing exercise I did for the theme of winter. The Story Teller Lone Wolf loved children. He had once dreamed of having many sons and daughters, but he was now an old man with no children to call his…

  • A Child For Story Teller

    Yet another writing exercise. DECFUN.JMW-WK3Copyright 2001 Julie WeathersAll Rights Reserved A Child For Story Teller Young Pretty Elk stood in front of the lodge, surrounded by people and possessions. The proper amount of mourning time had passed and today was the give away. All of her dead husband’s belongings had been given away. The women…

  • Think Green

    And now, because too much sappy sentiment isn’t good for you, a double dose of the adventures of Martha and Tilley. Decfun/Green exercise Copyright 2001 Julie Weathers All rights reserved Warning Martha and Tilly are browsing through Victoria’s Secrets again. Think Green Martha and Tilley stared at the notice on the bulletin board. The Old…

  • Mermaids and Candles

    DecFun2-WK3-JW Mermaids and Candles By Julie Weathers Copyright 2000 All rights reserved. Mermaids and Candles Martha peered down her nose through her trifocals at the catalogue on the table. Tilly was rummaging through her purse, looking for her magnifying glass. “The Sensual Senior…” the senior center activities director droned on as Martha and Tilly passed…