Friday-fictionettes Stories

The electric kettle is drunk again.

This was not how origami was supposed to behave.

No one gets to choose how they feel--but it seems unfair that someone else should get to choose how I'm going to feel.

"How does it work?" is not nearly as interesting a question as "How can I use it?"

If God had wanted humanity to fly, some religions might look very different.

Mister Omega had retired, but he couldn't escape his reputation. Everyone wanted "just one more trick."

It's a handy place to put your stuff, but are you sure it's safe?

Big events can spring from the smallest of incidences.

A Collection of short stories which are composed such that each one will surely spark a life within you and because it all have come from daily life basis so one will...

The investor is no angel, but his assistant is no demon.

She figured she had one last work of art in her. If she died trying to find it, she figured that would be OK.

"Tell me about your other dreams." "What other dreams?"

Shut up and patriot harder!

Even if it's summertime, you're going to need your coat. And all the self-restraint you can muster.

There's no planning it. It happens when it happens. And Murphy's Law says it'll happen at the most inconvenient time possible.

When winning is everyone's responsibility, losing could be anyone's fault. Who let the team down this time?

Details are hard to make out. Turning on the lights won't help. Besides, when would the paint have had time to dry?

It's amazing what you can see, if only you look at it from the right angle. And under the right lighting, of course.

Things have a tendency fall apart, no matter how tightly you tie them together.

The Oracle predicts that you will not like what you hear, and may do something foolish because of it.