Another Friday Fictioneers is upon us on this hot Friday. My favorite day of the week.
Thanks go out once more to the hostess with the Mostess, Rochelle Wisoff-Fields, she does a fantastic job every week.
THE CHALLENGE:
Write a one hundred word story that has a beginning, middle and an end. (No one will be ostracized for going over or under the word count.)
THE KEY:
Make every word count.
If you want to join us please do! There is always room for one more on the list of great authors. If you just like reading, click on Rochelle’s name, scroll down till you meet the little blue critter and click on him. That will take you to many more great stories based on the same photo.

Genre/General Fiction – (100 words)
Karma
The whole neighborhood heard him that morning, yelling, swearing.
‘Bully of the block’, that’s what everyone called him. A loud mouth bully who frightened the kids and dogs.
It’s strange how his car was the only one on the whole block that got damaged. No other tree was knocked down by last night’s storm except the one that was now on top of his car.
The neighbor across the street smiled as he heard the bully’s yell. His foot shoved the saw a bit further under the table in the garage. It’s surprising what thunder will cover up.
Karma sometimes needed a little help.
Oh dear! This was genial Jackie 🙂
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Sure was! 🙂
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Love it. The picture reminded me of a storm we had where everyone parked their cars in the same spot but only the newest car ended up with the tree smashed down upon it.
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Ouch! That’s why my vehicals are never new. ahahaha!
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Mine either. Never made sense to me to pay a price that would go down so far the moment you took it off the lot.
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Lightning cuts suspiciously straight!
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Shhhh! It’s a freak of nature.
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Our stories are similar and I’ve read a few others of the ‘he got his come-uppance’ type this week. Interesting that the photo has triggered this. I hope your chain saw man gets away with it but I suspect he too have to pay back his karmic debt.:)
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I’m thinking the bully got what he deserved and karma is happy for a bit. 😉
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haha love it 🙂 Karma sometimes needed a little help. – sometimes i agree ^^
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Thanks kz! 🙂
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Oh my, Jackie! This is a wicked one for you!
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Yeah I know. haha. Must have been channeling my bad side. 😉
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Nothing like giving nature a helping hand. I’m with the neighbour on this. 🙂
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Thanks Sandra! 🙂
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Dear Jackie,
I loved your story. The last line was perfect, as was the feeling I got when I thought about everyone on the street smiling. A well written yarn.
Aloha,
Doug
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Thank you Doug. Bullies should watch out. 🙂
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Loved the last line. Nice job.
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Thank you so much 🙂
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Remind me not to move into that neighborhood….Fun ending to a good tale.
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As long as you are not a bully you are safe. 🙂
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Very charming comeuppance. Karma is not supposed to need any help, but so often we can’t wait for it and sometimes it just doesn’t seem fair. This was lively little tale.
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Thank you 🙂
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Dear Jackie,
Justice is served. I’m humored and entertained. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I’m glad you liked it, thank you Rochelle.
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🙂 Could just see the neighbour pushing the saw that little bit further out of sight. Loved it.
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Thanks! 🙂
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Good job.I really enjoyed this.
I’m with the neighbour, pushing that saw a bit further under the table!
Dee
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Thank you Dee. Sometimes karma just needs a little push. 😉
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Love the last lines… helping Karma improves the odds-
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I always thought so. 🙂 Thanks for reading Bjorn.
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This made me smile.
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Thanks Dawn. 🙂
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