"It is the first day of November and so, today, someone will die."
Logic dictates that it be someone who was also born on this day of the dead. Harold was not. Harold’s wife Marge was. Happenstance finds Harold and Marge with an axe to grind.
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Axes to grind are never a good thing;) And neither sometimes are birthdays. But one thing is for sure-these 33 words are intriguing and clever and full of Kymm goodness!!
ReplyDeleteHahaha
DeleteYes, please leave all axes at the door...
Thank you for using my name and goodness in the same sentence, Valerie!
Great use of the idiom and great take on the prompt.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Pratibha!
DeleteI'll bet that nobody ever consulted Marge about this! Great setup--this could be the beginning of so many different paths.
ReplyDeleteHaha Isn't that always the way? The wife is never consulted...
DeleteThe beginning or the end of many paths...
Thanks, Tina!
Hahaha! This tickled me. More of this story to be told between Harold and Marge, I hope.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to have tickled you! Someone else might tell the rest of the tale. I'm not into gore.
DeleteThanks, Tina!
Aw, I wish there were more words...that last sentence has so many possibilities!
ReplyDeleteThose words would take me places I don't wanna go...
DeleteThanks, Janna!
This is oddly funny haha
ReplyDeleteYou made me lol there, Draug.
DeleteThanks, and I am exceptionally pleased at your reaction.
This is so enjoyable! What a convenient coincidence for Harold ;-)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed it. Thanks, C.C.!
Delete(Convenient maybe, but Marge handles an axe quite well...)
LOL! Good old happenstance. Great take on the prompt Kymm!
ReplyDeleteHahaha, yes, good old. Love that you enjoyed this. Thanks, Suzanne!
DeleteNo, I'm not the one to take sides here...
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it. Thank you, Jo-Anne!
Wonder who ground the axe in the end? ;-) lol!Loved this one Kymm-you know it's right up my alley,ha!ha!
ReplyDeleteHaha, leaving part II up to you, Atreyee!! Thanks for the love :)
DeleteHa! What does it say about me that this cracked me up? My money's on Marge.
ReplyDeleteHa! It says you've got my sense of humor, Ivy! Thanks!
DeleteBut I'm just staying out of it...
There are always axes to grind in marriages, aren't there?
ReplyDelete: )
DeleteThere are always axes to grind. Period. lol